Hawaiian Surf Forecast: Weekend Swell Brings Playful Waves and Sunshine to Island Shores

Aloha, wave riders and beach lovers! Get ready for a sizzling Hawaiian surf forecast that'll have you waxing your board and checking the tides.

This week's surf scene is all about gradual transitions. The current south swell is slowly stepping down, but don't pack away your board just yet. By Saturday, a sneaky little long-period south swell will creep in, promising some weekend wave action that'll keep things interesting without hitting advisory levels.

East-facing shores are about to get a slight boost through Wednesday, with a small bump in surf heights. Expect 2-4 foot waves that'll keep things playful. But heads up - by Thursday and Friday, those waves will dial it back just a touch.

The trade winds are gearing up for a weekend performance, bringing some short-period chop that'll add some extra spice to your surf session. North-facing shores? They're staying on the shy side, keeping things minimal with 0-2 foot waves throughout the forecast period.

Temperature-wise, we're looking at classic Hawaiian paradise - mid 80s during the day, dropping to mid 70s at night. Expect partly cloudy skies with scattered showers to keep things interesting. Northeast winds will be dancing around 10-15 mph, adding a bit of texture to your beach day.

Pro tip for the surf seekers: while the waves might not be epic, they'll be consistent. West-facing and south-facing shores are holding steady with 2-4 foot waves tonight, dropping slightly to 1-3 feet by Wednesday afternoon.

Bottom line: It's Hawaii. The waves are calling. Grab your board, slather on some sunscreen, and get out there! Aloha and catch you on the waves!

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Aloha. Wave riders and beach lovers get ready for a
sizzling Hawaiian surf forecast that'll have you waxing your board
and checking the tides. This week's surf scene is all
about gradual transitions. The current soft swell is slowly stepping down,
but don't pack away your board just yet. By Saturday,
a sneaky, little long period south swell will creep in,

(00:20):
promising some weekend wave action that'll keep things interesting without
hitting advisory levels. East facing shores are about to get
a slight boost through Wednesday with a small bump in surfights.
Expect two to four foot waves that'll keep things playful,
but heads up. By Thursday and Friday, those waves will
dial it back just a touch. The trade winds are
gearing up for a weekend performance, bringing some short period

(00:44):
chop that all add some extra spice to your surf session.
North facing shores they're staying on the shy side, keeping
things minimal with zero two foot waves throughout the forecast period.
Temperature wise, we're looking at classic Hawaiian paradise mid eighties
during the day up to mid seventies at night. Expect
partly cloudy skies. With scattered showers to keep things interesting.

(01:06):
Northeast winds will be dancing around ten to fifteen miles
per hour, adding a bit of texture to your beach day.
Pro tip for the surf seekers. While the waves might
not be epic, they'll be consistent. West facing and south
facing shores are holding study with two to four fit
waves tonight, dropping slightly to one to three feet by
Wednesday afternoon. Bottom line, it's Hawaii. The waves are calling.

(01:29):
Grab your board, slather on some sunscreen and get out there.
Aloha and catch you on the waves.