Hawaiian Summer Surf Forecast: South Swells and Trade Winds Deliver Epic Waves Across Island Shores This Week

Aloha, wave riders! Get ready for a classic Hawaiian summer surf week that's all about those smooth south swells and steady trade winds.

We're looking at a series of small to medium south swells rolling in between 170 and 190 degrees, bringing some consistent action to our island shores. Expect surf heights around the summer average from late Wednesday through Saturday, with waves gradually chilling out by early next week.

South-facing shores are your go-to zones, serving up some sweet 2-4 foot waves tonight and potentially pumping up to 3-5 feet by Wednesday afternoon. If you're an east-facing shore enthusiast, you'll find consistently choppy 2-4 foot waves courtesy of those persistent trade winds.

North-facing shores? Keep your expectations low - we're talking nearly flat conditions throughout the forecast period. West-facing shores will see a slight bump from 1-3 feet tonight to 2-4 feet by Wednesday evening.

Weather-wise, expect mostly sunny skies with scattered showers and those classic east winds hovering around 10-15 mph. Temperatures will dance in the mid to upper 80s, so sunscreen is your best friend - especially with that extreme UV index on Oahu.

Sunrise and sunset times are looking primo: around 6:00-6:17 AM and 6:45-7:05 PM across the islands. Perfect for early morning or sunset sessions.

Bottom line: Grab your board, pick your favorite shore, and get ready for some solid Hawaiian summer surf. Aloha and catch you on the waves!

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Aloha wave riders, get ready for a classic Hawaiian summer
surf week. That's all about those smooth south swells and
steady trade winds. We're looking at a series of small
to medium south swells rolling in between one hundred and
seventy and one hundred and ninety degrees, bringing some consistent
action to our island shores. Expect surf heights around the

(00:21):
summer average from late Wednesday through Saturday, with waves gradually
chilling out by early next week. South facing shores are
your go to zones, serving up some sweet two to
four foot waves tonight and potentially pumping up to three
to five feet by Wednesday afternoon. If you're an east
facing shore enthusiast, you'll find consistently choppy two to four

(00:43):
foot waves courtesy of those persistent trade winds. North facing
shores keep your expectations low. We're talking nearly flat conditions
throughout the forecast period. West facing shores will see a
slight bump from one to three feet tonight to two
to four feet by Wednesday. Each weather Wise, expect mostly
sunny skies with scattered showers and those classic east winds

(01:06):
hovering around ten to fifteen miles per hour. Temperatures will
dance in the mid to upper eighties, so sunscreen is
your best friend, especially with that extreme UV index on Oahu.
Sunrise and sunset times are looking prime around six to
six to seventeen am and six forty five to seven
pm across the islands, perfect for early morning or sunset sessions.

(01:30):
Bottom line, grab your board, pick your favorite shore, and
get ready for some solid Hawaiian summer surf. Aloha and
catch you on the waves.