Epic South Swell Hits Hawaii: 8-12 Foot Waves Set to Thrill Surfers with Multi Day Surf Forecast This Week

Aloha, wave riders! Get ready for an epic surf week in Hawaii that's about to light up our shores with some serious swell action.

South facing shores are gearing up for a multi-day surf fest that'll have you stoked! Tonight kicks off our first long period swell, with waves building to a solid 5-6 feet by tomorrow - right in the sweet spot for summertime surf. But hold onto your boards, because things are about to get serious.

Late Thursday, a massive south swell is rolling in that'll push surf heights to a jaw-dropping 8-12 feet - well above advisory levels. This monster will hold strong through Friday, gradually backing down over the weekend. And just when you thought it was over, another long period south swell is waiting in the wings for early next week.

East facing shores aren't sitting this out either. Strengthening trade winds are generating some tasty wind waves that'll rise to seasonal averages by late Wednesday and stick around through the weekend.

For you north shore enthusiasts, don't write off those typically flat summer conditions just yet. Typhoon Krosa in the western Pacific might serve up a small northwest swell this weekend to keep things interesting.

Across the islands, consistent surf ranges are looking solid: South facing shores will see 3-5 feet tonight, ramping up to 4-6 feet tomorrow, and peaking at 5-7 feet. East and west facing shores are serving up respectable 2-4 foot waves tonight, trending up to 3-5 feet tomorrow.

Weather-wise, expect mostly sunny conditions with scattered showers, east winds around 10-20 mph, and temperatures hanging in the mid to upper 80s.

Surf's up, Hawaii! Stay safe, watch those rip currents, and enjoy the ride.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Allaha wave riders get ready for an epic surf week
in Hawaii that's about to light up our shores with
some serious swell action. South facing shores are gearing up
for a multi day surf fest that'll have you stoked.
Tonight kicks off our first long period swell, with waves
building to a solid five to six feet by tomorrow,
right in the sweet spot for summertime surf. But hold

(00:21):
on to your boards because things are about to get serious.
Late Thursday, a massive south swell is rolling in that'll
push surf heights to a jaw dropping eight to twelve feet,
well above advisory levels. This monster will hold strong through Friday,
gradually backing down over the weekend, and just when you
thought it was over, another long period south swell is

(00:42):
waiting in the wings for early next week. East facing
shores aren't sitting this out either. Strengthening trade winds are
generating some tasty wind waves that'll rise to seasonal averages
by late Wednesday and stick around through the weekend. For
you north shore enthusiasts, don't write off those typically flat
summer conditions just yet. Typhoon Croza in the Western Pacific
might serve up a small northwest swell this weekend to

(01:05):
keep things interesting. Across the islands, consistent surf ranges are
looking solid. South facing shores will see three to five
feet tonight, ramping up to four to six feet tomorrow
and peaking at five to seven feet. East and west
facing shores are serving up respectable two to four foot
waves tonight, trending up to three to five feet tomorrow. Weatherwise,
expect mostly sunny conditions with scattered showers, east winds around

(01:28):
ten to twenty miles per hour, and temperatures hanging in
the mid to upper eighties. Surfs up Hawaii stay safe,
watch those rip currents, and enjoy the ride.