Hawaiian Surf Forecast: South and East Swells Deliver Consistent Waves Across Islands with Comfortable Conditions

Aloha wave riders! Get ready for a Hawaiian surf update that's as smooth as our island vibes.

The south swell is winding down, but don't hang up your board just yet. We've got some sweet long-period south southwest swells rolling in Thursday that'll keep things interesting. Expect surf heights hovering near average through early next week, staying comfortably below advisory levels.

East facing shores are about to get a little boost with a playful northeast swell hitting later today and cruising through Friday. Catch those clean waves while you can! Meanwhile, our north facing shores are keeping things tiny and mellow.

Breaking it down by island, Kauai and Oahu are looking at similar conditions. South facing shores will serve up consistent 2-4 foot waves, while east facing breaks will pump out a solid 3-5 foot range. North facing shores remain chill with 1-3 foot swells.

Maui's bringing similar energy with south and east facing shores looking prime. West facing breaks will see a slight uptick to 2-4 feet. The Big Island's windward and southeast sides are treating surfers to some tasty 3-5 foot south facing waves.

Weather-wise, expect partly cloudy to mostly sunny conditions with scattered showers. Temperatures will dance in the mid-80s, and northeast winds will keep things crisp at 5-15 mph.

Pro tip: Always check local beach conditions and watch for potential rip currents. Stay safe, stay stoked, and enjoy those Hawaiian waves!

Catch you on the flip side, surf fam!

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Aloha wave riders get ready for a Hawaiian surf update
that's as smooth as our island vibes. The south swell
is widening down, but don't hang up your board just yet.
We've got some sweet long periods south southwest swells rolling
in Thursday that'll keep things interesting. Expect surf heights hovering
near average through early next week, staying comfortably below at
vasarie levels. East facing shores are about to get a

(00:22):
little boost with a playful northeast swell hitting later today
and cruising through Friday. Catch those clean waves while you can. Meanwhile,
our north facing shores are keeping things tiny and mellow,
breaking it down by island. Kawaii and Olahu are looking
at similar conditions. South facing shores will surf up consistent
two to four forth waves, while east facing breaks will
pump out a solid three to five foot range. North

(00:44):
facing shores remain chill with one to three foot swells.
Mali's bringing similar energy, with south and east facing shores
looking prime. West facing breaks will see a slight uptick
to two to four feet. The Big islands windward and
southeast sides are treating surfers to some tasty three to
five foots out facing waves. Weatherwise, expect partly cloudy to
mostly sunny conditions with scattered showers. Temperatures will dance in

(01:07):
the mid eighties, and northeast winds will keep things crisp
at five fifteen miles per hour. Pro tip always check
local beach conditions and watch for potential rip currents. Stay safe,
stay stoked, and enjoy those Hawaiian waves. Catch you on
the flip side, Sir fam