Hawaii Surf Report High Surf Advisory Signals Epic Waves on South and East Shores with Tropical Swell Conditions

Aloha, wave riders! Get ready for a swell-tastic forecast that's about to break down the epic ocean conditions hitting Hawaii.

The southern shores are firing up with a moderate long-period swell that's lifting surf to High Surf Advisory levels. Tonight and early Tuesday, expect south-facing beaches to see impressive 8-12 foot waves, gradually dropping to 7-9 feet by Tuesday afternoon.

Meanwhile, tropical remnants are stirring up some serious action on the east-facing shores. Tropical Cyclone Gil's ghost swell is combining with trade wind chop to push east-facing breaks near advisory levels, peaking around 6-9 feet through Tuesday.

Surf hunters on the north shores will find a subtle treat courtesy of former Typhoon Krosa. While the waves are modest at 1-3 feet, there's just enough juice to keep things interesting, with another small northwest swell scheduled to arrive late Wednesday.

The wind situation looks pretty classic Hawaiian - steady east winds around 10-15 mph creating clean conditions across most islands. Temperatures will hover in the mid-80s with mostly sunny skies and just a sprinkle of isolated showers to keep things interesting.

Kauai, Oahu, Maui, and Big Island are all under a High Surf Advisory for south-facing shores, so be prepared for some serious wave action. West-facing beaches will maintain a solid 5-8 foot range.

Pro tip for ocean lovers: Check local beach safety resources and always respect the power of the Hawaiian waters. Stay stoked, stay safe, and enjoy the ride!

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Aloha wave riders get ready for a swell tastic forecast
that's about to break down the epic ocean conditions hitting Hawaii.
The southern shores are firing up with a moderate, long
period swell that's lifting surf to high surf advisory levels.
Tonight and early Tuesday. Expect self facing beaches to see
impressive eight twelve foot waves, gradually dropping to seven nine

(00:23):
feet by Tuesday afternoon. Meanwhile, tropical remnants are stirring up
some serious action on the east facing shores. Tropical cyclone
Gills Ghost swell is combining with trade wind shop to
push east facing breaks near advisory levels, peaking around six
to nine feet through Tuesday. Surf hunters on the north
shores will find a subtle treat courtesy of former typhoon Croza.

(00:46):
While the waves are modest at one three feet, there's
just enough juice to keep things interesting. With another small
northwest swell scheduled to arrive late Wednesday, the wind situation
looks pretty classic Hawaiian study. East winds around on ten
to fifteen miles per hour, creating clean conditions across most islands.
Temperatures will hover in the mid eighties with mostly sunny

(01:07):
skies and just a sprinkle of isolated showers to keep
things interesting. Kawaii, Oahu, Maui, and Big Island are all
under a high surf advisory for south facing shores, so
be prepared for some serious wave action. West facing beaches
will maintain a solid five to eight foot range. Pro
tip for ocean lovers check local beach safety resources and

(01:27):
always respect the power of the Hawaiian waters. Stay stoked,
stay safe, and enjoy the ride.