Epic South Swell Hits Hawaiian Islands: Surfers Prepare for 8-12 Foot Waves and Tropical Surf Conditions This Week

Aloha surfers and ocean enthusiasts! Get ready for an epic wave-riding week across the Hawaiian Islands. The south swell is about to light up our shores with some serious juice. We're looking at a stellar forecast that'll have longboarders and shortboarders alike stoked!

Starting tonight, long-period forerunners from a powerful south swell are rolling in. By Thursday, things are going to get really interesting - expect south-facing shores to see surf climbing from 6-8 feet in the morning to a pumping 8-12 feet by afternoon. Kauai, Oahu, and Maui are going to be absolute fire zones for wave hunters!

The eastern exposure is still feeling the remnants of Tropical Cyclone Gil, keeping things spicy with 6-8 foot waves tonight, dropping to a more mellow 4-6 feet tomorrow. Those trade winds are going to stabilize, bringing us back to more typical conditions.

North-facing shores are staying relatively calm with small 1-3 foot surf. A tiny northwest swell from a former West Pacific typhoon is keeping things from going completely flat - so even the north shores will have some playful options.

For the Big Island, expect some nice variety - windward and southeast areas will see consistent 4-6 foot east-facing waves, while the leeward side offers 5-7 foot south swells that'll bump up to 7-10 feet by Thursday afternoon.

Weather-wise, we're looking at mostly sunny days with scattered showers - classic Hawaiian conditions. Temperatures will hover in the mid to upper 80s, and those east winds will be cruising around 10-15 mph.

Pro tip: Check local beach conditions and always surf within your skill level. Rip currents can be sneaky, so stay alert and have fun out there! Surf's up, Hawaii!

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Helloa, surfers and ocean enthusiasts get ready for an epic
wave riding week across the Hawaiian Islands. The south swell
is about to light up our shores with some serious juice.
We're looking at a stellar forecast that'll have long borders
and short borders alike stoked. Starting tonight, long period forerunners
from a powerful south swell are rolling in. By Thursday,

(00:23):
things are going to get really interesting. Expect south facing
shores to see surf climbing from six to eight feet
in the morning to a pumping twelve to twelve feet
by afternoon. Kawai, Oahu and Nawi are going to be
absolute fire zones for wave hunters. The eastern exposure is
still feeling the remnants of tropical cyclone Gill, keeping things spicy,

(00:44):
with six to eight foot waves tonight, dropping to a
more mellow four to six feet tomorrow. Those trade winds
are going to stabilize, bringing us back to more typical conditions.
North facing shores are staying relatively calm with small one
three foot surf. A tiny northwest swell from a former
West Pacific typhoon is keeping things from going completely flat,

(01:06):
so even the north shores will have some playful options
for the Big Island expects some nice variety. Windward in
southeast areas will see consistent four to six foot east
facing waves, while the leeward side offers five to seven
foot south swells that'll bump up to seven to ten
feet by Thursday afternoon. Weatherwise, we're looking at mostly sunny

(01:28):
days with scattered showers classic Hawaiian conditions. Temperatures will hover
in the mid to upper eighties, and those east winds
will be cruising around ten to fifteen miles per hour.
Pro tip check local beach conditions and always surf within
your skill level. Rip currents can be sneaky, so stay
alert and have fun out there. Surf's Up, Hawaii.