Hawaii Weekend Surf Report: Massive South Swell, Strong Trade Winds, and Typhoon Krosa Potential Spark Exciting Coastal Conditions

Aloha, wave riders and beach lovers! Get ready for a sizzling summer weekend in Hawaii with some serious surf action brewing.

South shores are still riding high with a robust 8 to 12 foot swell that'll gradually mellow out overnight. But don't pack away your boards just yet - another south swell is charging in late Sunday into Monday, promising to kick surf heights right back up to advisory levels.

East shores are looking choppy and energetic with strong trade winds keeping things wild through the weekend. Expect consistent 4 to 6 foot waves that'll challenge even seasoned surfers.

North facing shores are playing it cool with nearly flat conditions, but typhoon Krosa might just shake things up. A small northwest swell could surprise us late weekend, offering a brief moment of excitement for north shore enthusiasts.

Temperature-wise, we're looking at dreamy mid-80s with mostly sunny skies and just a sprinkle of isolated showers to keep things interesting. East winds are cranking between 15 to 20 mph, so expect some serious wind texture on those waves.

For the Big Island crew, windward and southeast shores will see consistent 4 to 6 foot waves, while leeward areas enjoy slightly calmer conditions.

Sunrise chasers, set those alarms around 6 AM, and sunset lovers can catch the golden hour between 6:57 and 7:17 PM depending on your island.

Catch those waves safely, stay stoked, and aloha!

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Alaha. Wave riders and beach lovers get ready for a
sizzling summer weekend in Hawaii with some serious surf action brewing.
South shores are still riding high with a robust eight
to twelve foot swell that'll gradually mellow out overnight, but
don't pack away your boards just yet. Another south swell
is charging in late Sunday into Monday, promising to kick

(00:20):
surf heights right back up to advisory levels. East shores
are looking choppy and energetic, with strong trade winds keeping
them wild through the weekend. Expect consistent four to six
foot waves that'll challenge even season surfers. North facing shores
are playing at cool with merely flat conditions, but Typhoon
Croza might just shake things up. A small northwest swell

(00:41):
could surprise us late weekend, offering a brief moment of
excitement for north shore enthusiasts. Temperature wise, we're looking at
dreamy mid eighties with mostly sunny skies and just a
sprinkle of isolated showers to keep things interesting. East winds
are cranking between fifteen to twenty miles per hour, so
expect some serious wind texture on those ways for the
big island crew. Windward and southeast shores will see consistent

(01:04):
four to six foot waves, while leeward areas enjoy slightly
calmer conditions. Sunrise chasers set those alarms around six a m.
And sunset lovers can catch the Golden Hour between six
fifty seven and seven seventeen pm, depending on your island.
Catch those waves safely, stay stoked, and aloha,