Hawaiian Surf Forecast: South Shores Deliver 6-8 Foot Swells Tonight with Mellow Conditions Across Islands

Aloha, wave riders! Get ready for a sweet surf forecast straight from the Hawaiian islands.

The surf scene is cooling down after a recent high surf advisory, with conditions mellowing out across all islands. South shores are still pumping some decent waves, offering 6-8 foot swells tonight and gradually dropping to 2-4 feet by Tuesday afternoon. If you're a south shore enthusiast, now's your moment to catch some solid rides.

North and west facing shores are looking pretty tame, with surf hovering around 1-3 feet tonight and potentially dipping to 0-2 feet by Tuesday. Not exactly epic conditions, but still enough to keep things interesting for beginners and casual surfers.

East facing shores will see consistent 3-5 foot waves tonight, tapering to 1-3 feet tomorrow. Winds are expected to be light to moderate, predominantly from the east at around 10-15 mph, which should create some clean wave conditions.

The weather's looking mostly sunny with scattered showers - classic Hawaiian style. Temperatures will range from mid 70s overnight to upper 80s during the day. UV index is extreme, so don't forget your sunscreen and hydration.

A small Southern Hemisphere pulse is expected to give south shores a modest bump this weekend, so keep your eyes on the forecast. Trades are building, which means short period chop will increase, adding some extra texture to the waves.

Sunrise and sunset times are looking gorgeous - around 6 AM and 7 PM respectively - perfect for those golden hour surf sessions.

Stay stoked, stay safe, and catch those Hawaiian waves! Aloha!

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Aloha wave riders get ready for a sweet surf forecast
straight from the Hawaiian Islands. The surf scene is cooling
down after a recent high surf advisory, with conditions mellowing
out across all islands. South shores are still pumping some
decent waves, offering six to eight foot swells tonight and
gradually dropping to two to four feet by Tuesday afternoon.

(00:20):
If you're a south shore enthusiast, now's your moment to
catch some solid rides. North and west facing shores are
looking pretty tame, with surf hovering around one to three
feet tonight and potentially dipping to zero two feet by Tuesday.
Not exactly epic conditions, but still enough to keep things
interesting for beginners and casual surfers. East facing shores will

(00:41):
see consistent three to five foot waves tonight, tapering to
one to three feet tomorrow. Winds are expected to be
light to moderate, predominantly from the east at around ten
to fifteen miles per hour, which should create some clean
wave conditions. The weather's looking mostly sunny, with scattered showers
classic Hawaiian style, buteratures will range from mid seventies overnight

(01:02):
to upper eighties during the day, UV index is extreme,
so don't forget your sunscreen and hydration. A small southern
hemisphere pulse is expected to give South shores a modest
bump this weekend, so keep your eyes on the forecast.
Trades are building, which means short period shop will increase,
adding some extra texture to the waves. Sunrise and sunset

(01:22):
times are looking gorgeous around six am and seven pm, respectively,
perfect for those golden hour surf sessions. Stay stoked, stay safe,
and catch those Hawaiian waves. Aloa