Hawaii Surf Forecast: Epic South Swell Arrives with Sunny Skies and 3-5 Foot Waves Across Island Shores

Aloha wave riders and beach lovers! Get ready for a sizzling Hawaiian surf forecast that's about to drop some serious ocean intel.

We're looking at a classic summer swell scenario unfolding across the Hawaiian islands. South-facing shores are about to get some serious love with waves ranging 2-4 feet tonight and pumping up to 3-5 feet tomorrow. The dream team of south swells between 170-190 degrees is rolling in, with the headliner arriving Thursday and Friday.

Kauai, Oahu, Maui, and the Big Island are all sitting pretty with consistent surf conditions. Expect mostly sunny skies with scattered tropical showers adding that classic island flavor. Temperatures will be hanging in the mid to upper 80s, perfect for catching waves or working on that golden tan.

East-facing shores will keep things spicy with choppy 2-4 foot waves driven by fresh trade winds hovering around 10-15 mph. North-facing shores? They're staying flat as a pancake, so surfers might want to focus their energy elsewhere.

Pro tip for wave hunters: The largest south swell peaks Thursday into Friday, so grab your board and sunscreen. By Sunday, these waves will start to mellow out, but don't worry - another small long-period south swell might sneak in mid-next week.

UV index is extreme, so slather on that reef-safe sunscreen and stay hydrated. Whether you're a seasoned local or a visiting surf enthusiast, these conditions are looking prime for some epic Hawaiian water time.

Surf's up, Hawaii! Catch you on the waves.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Aloha. Wave riders and beach lovers get ready for a
sizzling Hawaiian serf forecast that's about to drop some serious
ocean intel. We're looking at a classic summer swell scenario
unfolding across the Hawaiian Islands. Self facing shores are about
to get some serious love, with waves ranging two to
four feet tonight and pumping up to three to five

(00:20):
feet tomorrow. The dream team of self swells between one
hundred and seventy to one hundred ninety degrees is rolling in,
with the headliner arriving Thursday and Friday. Kawaii, Olawu, Maui,
and the Big Island are all sitting pretty with consistent
surf conditions. Expect mostly sunny skies with scattered tropical showers,

(00:41):
adding that classic island flavor. Temperatures will be hanging in
the mid to upper eighties, perfect for catching waves or
working on that golden tan. East facing shores will keep
things spicy, with choppy two to four foot waves driven
by fresh trade winds hovering around ten to fifteen miles
per hour. North facing shores they're staying flat as a pancake,

(01:02):
so surfers might want to focus their energy elsewhere. Pro
tip for wave hunters. The largest south swell peaks Thursday
and to Friday, so grab your board and sunscreen. By Sunday,
these waves will start to mellow out, but don't worry.
Another small, long period south swell might sneak in mid
next week. UV index is extreme, so slather on that

(01:25):
reef safe sunscreen and stay hydrated. Whether you're a seasoned
local or a visiting surf enthusiast, these conditions are looking
prime for some epic Hawaiian watertime surfs up Hawaii. Catch
you on the waves