Surf's up, Hawaii! Get ready for an epic wave-riding week across the islands. The current short-period north swell is winding down, but hold onto your boards because some serious action is on the horizon.
Tuesday night brings a large medium-period north-northwest swell that'll peak late Wednesday, potentially hitting advisory thresholds for north and west facing shores. Kauai and Oahu can expect surf heights ranging from 8-14 feet, while Maui and Big Island's windward shores will see slightly smaller but still impressive 6-10 foot waves.
As Thursday rolls in, the swell will start to mellow out, but don't put away your gear just yet. Another reinforcing north-northwest swell is set to arrive Friday, promising moderate surf conditions. The weekend might just deliver the knockout punch with a massive north-northeast swell that could exceed advisory levels along north and east facing shores.
South facing shores are taking a bit of a vacation right now, keeping things minimal with 0-2 foot waves. However, wave hunters might get a treat with a small long-period south-southwest swell sneaking in Friday into the weekend. An out-of-season south swell could also make a surprise appearance early next week.
Weather-wise, expect mostly cloudy conditions with scattered showers. Temperatures will hover in the mid-70s to mid-80s, and winds will primarily blow from the east at 10-15 mph.
Pro tip: Always check local beach conditions, watch for rip currents, and surf near a lifeguard. Stay stoked and stay safe, Hawaii!
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