Hawaii Surf Report Weekend Forecast: East Shores Deliver 4-6 Foot Waves with Clean Swells and Sunny Conditions

Aloha, wave riders! This is your surf report for the Hawaiian Islands, brought to you with all the stoke and local flavor.

Get ready for a sweet weekend of surfing with some killer conditions across the island chain. The east-facing shores are going to be the star of the show, serving up consistent 4-6 foot waves that'll have longboarders and shortboarders alike grinning from ear to ear. These waves are looking clean and steady, powered by a small northeast swell that's hanging around.

South-facing shores are getting a nice little bump too, with surf climbing from 2-4 feet tonight to a juicy 3-5 feet tomorrow. Expect some long-period southerly swells rolling through that'll provide some smooth, glassy faces perfect for carving.

North and west-facing shores are keeping things mellow with 1-3 foot waves - not epic, but still plenty of fun for those looking to get wet. The trade winds are cranking up to 15-20 mph, which means some choppy conditions, especially around Oahu and Maui.

Weather-wise, we're looking at mostly sunny skies with just a sprinkle of isolated showers to keep things interesting. Temperatures will be toasty, hovering in the mid to upper 80s. Pro tip: pack that sunscreen because the UV index is going extreme, especially on Oahu.

Sunrise and sunset times are looking prime for those golden hour sessions. Just remember to respect the ocean, watch for rip currents, and always surf within your skill level.

Catch you on the waves, Hawaii! Mahalo!

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Allaha wave riders. This is your surf report for the
Hawaiian Islands, brought to you with all the stoke and
local flavor. Get ready for a sweet weekend of surfing.
With some killer conditions across the island chain. The east
facing shores are going to be the star of the show,
serving up consistent four to six foot waves that'll have
long borders and short borders alike, grinning from ear to ear.

(00:23):
These waves are looking clean and steady, powered by a
small northeast swell that's hanging around. Self facing shores are
getting a nice little bump too, with surf climbing from
two to four feet tonight to a juicy three to
five feet tomorrow. Expect some long period southerly swells rolling
through that'll provide some smooth, glassy faces perfect for carving

(00:45):
more than. West facing shores are keeping things mellow, with
one to three foot waves not epic, but still plenty
of fun for those looking to get wet. The trade
winds are cranking up to fifteen to twenty miles per hour,
which means some choppy conditions, especially around O Wahoo and Mali. Weatherwise,
we're looking at mostly study skies with just a sprinkle

(01:06):
of isolated showers to keep things interesting. Temperatures will be toasty,
hovering in the mid to upper eighties. Pro tip, pack
that sunscreen because the UV index is going extreme, especially
on O Wahoo. Sunrise and sunset times are looking prime
for those golden hour sessions. Just remember the respect the ocean,
watch for rip currents, and always surf within your skill level.

(01:29):
Catch you on the waves, Hawaii Mahallo