Hawaii Surf Forecast: Mellow Weekend Waves with Massive South Swell Brewing for Mid Next Week

Aloha, wave riders! Let's break down the weekend surf scene across the Hawaiian Islands.

Looks like we're in for a mellow surf weekend with most shores sitting pretty in the 1-3 foot range. Don't expect any epic swells just yet, but hold onto your boards because something big is brewing!

A massive storm system east of New Zealand is cooking up some serious ocean energy. Satellite observations are showing waves reaching a mind-blowing 40 feet - that's like a liquid mountain! Forecasters are getting excited about a potential long-period south swell that could arrive mid-next week. This bad boy might just push past the High Surf Advisory threshold, so stay tuned.

For now, let's talk local conditions. North and west facing shores are staying flat with 0-2 foot waves - basically pond conditions. South and east facing shores will see some gentle 1-3 foot rollers that are perfect for beginners or those looking to do some casual paddling.

Trade winds are playing it cool right now, gradually weakening but expected to pick up steam next week. East shores should see some increased action as wind speeds ramp up.

Weather-wise, expect partly cloudy skies with scattered showers. Temperatures will hover in the mid-80s - classic Hawaiian paradise conditions. UV index is hitting extreme levels, so sunscreen is your best friend.

Pro tip: Always check local beach conditions before heading out. Rip currents can be sneaky, and surf conditions can change faster than a Hawaiian minute.

Catch you on the waves, surf fam!

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Aloha wave riders. Let's break down the weekend surf scene
across the Hawaiian Islands. Looks like we're in for a
mellow surf weekend, with most shores sitting pretty in the
one to three foot range. Don't expect any epic swells
just yet, but hold onto your boards because something big
is brewing. A massive storm system east of New Zealand
is cooking up some serious ocean energy. Satellite observations are

(00:21):
showing waves reaching a mind blowing forty feet that's like
a liquid mountain. Forecasters are getting excited about a potential
long period south swell that could arrive mid next week.
This bad boy might just push past the high surf
advisory threshold, so stay tuned for now. Let's talk local conditions.
North and west facing shores are staying flat with zero

(00:42):
to two foot waves basically pond conditions. South and east
facing shores will see some gentle one to three foot
rollers that are perfect for beginners or those looking to
do some casual paddling. Trade Winds are playing it cool
right now, gradually weakening, but expected to pick up steam
next week. East shores should see some increased action as
wind speeds ramp up. Weatherwise, expect partly cloudy skies with

(01:06):
scattered showers. Temperatures will hover in the mid eighties classic
Hawaiian paradise conditions. UV index is hitting extreme levels, so
sunscreen is your best friend. Pro tip always check local
beach conditions before heading out. Rip currents can be sneaky
and surf conditions can change faster than a Hawaiian minute.

(01:27):
Catch you on the waves, Surf Fam