Hawaii Surf Report: Epic Weekend Waves Across Islands with 2-5 Foot Swells and Sunny Conditions

Aloha, surf riders! Get ready for a weekend of island waves that'll keep you stoked but not overwhelmed.

Let's break down the Hawaiian surf scene starting with Kauai, where the south shores are serving up a solid 2-4 foot swell - perfect for intermediate riders looking to catch some clean sets. The east-facing shores are matching that energy, giving you consistent waves throughout the day.

Oahu's looking pretty sweet too, with similar 2-4 foot south and east-facing surf. Expect mostly sunny skies with just a sprinkle of isolated showers to keep things interesting. Pro tip: the UV index is extreme, so slather on that sunscreen!

Maui's bringing some extra spice with east-facing shores pushing 3-5 feet tonight, dropping to a still-tasty 2-4 feet tomorrow. The winds are steady at 10-15 mph, which means some texture on those waves for you wind enthusiasts.

The Big Island's windward and southeast zones are really showing up, with south and east shores delivering 3-5 foot waves tonight, mellowing to 2-4 feet by Saturday. Those northeast winds will add some character to your rides.

A quick heads up - there's a storm brewing east of New Zealand that might generate a serious south swell later next week, potentially crossing the High Surf Advisory threshold. Stay tuned, wave hunters!

Sunrise, sunset, low tides, high tides - we've got all the details. Just remember, every beach has its own personality, so always check local conditions and surf near a lifeguard.

Catch you on the waves, Hawaii! Mahalo!

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Heloha. Surf riders get ready for a weekend of island
waves that'll keep you stoked but not overwhelmed. Let's break
down the Hawaiian surf scene, starting with Kawaii, where the
south shores are serving up a solid two to four
foot swell, perfect for intermediate riders looking to catch some
clean sets. The east facing shores are matching that energy,
giving you consistent waves throughout the day. O Wahu's looking

(00:23):
pretty sweet too, with similar two to four foot south
and east facing sof Expect mostly sunny skies with just
a sprinkle of isolated showers to keep things interesting. Pro
tip the UV index is extreme, so slather on that sunscreen.
Mott one eight five miles tonight, dropping to a still
tropical two to four feet tomorrow. The winds are study
at ten to fifteen miles tonight, dropping to a still

(00:45):
tropical two to four feet tomorrow. The big islands windward
in southeast zones are really showing up, with south and
east shores delivering three to five foot waves tonight mellowing
to two to four feet by Saturday. Those northeast winds
will add some character to your rides. The heads up,
there's a storm brewing east of New Zealand that might
generate a serious south swell later next week, potentially crossing

(01:06):
the high surf Advisory threshold. Stay tuned, wave hunters, sunrise, sunset,
low tides, high tides. We've got all the details. Just
remember every beach has its own personality, so always check
local conditions and surf near a lifeguard. Catch you on
the waves, Hawaii, Mahalo