Massive South Swell Hits Hawaii Tropical Storm Henriette Brings Epic Waves Surfers Warned to Exercise Caution

Aloha, surf seekers! Get ready for a wild weekend ride across the Hawaiian islands. We're looking at some serious south swell action that's pushing near warning levels and keeping things exciting.

South-facing shores are cranking with 10 to 14-foot waves that'll make even seasoned surfers take notice. These monster swells are peaking tonight and holding strong through tomorrow morning. Experienced riders, this is your moment - but newbies should definitely keep a safe distance.

Tropical Storm Henriette is making a cameo appearance, sending a medium period east swell that'll briefly juice up east-facing shores on Sunday. Expect those waves to bump up from a modest 2-4 feet to a more playful 4-6 feet, before settling back down by Monday.

North-facing shores are keeping it mellow with tiny 2-4 foot waves tonight, dropping to 1-3 feet by Sunday afternoon. A small northwest pulse is lurking, ready to sneak in Sunday night and Monday.

Trade winds are holding steady at a comfortable 5-10 mph, creating clean conditions across the islands. Temperatures will hover in the mid-80s with partly sunny skies and scattered tropical showers adding a bit of island spice to your weekend.

Pro tip: Check local beach conditions before paddling out. Rip currents are no joke with these sizeable swells. Stay safe, respect the ocean, and catch some epic waves, Hawaii style!

Surf's up, Hawaii!

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Allow off surf seekers get ready for a wild weekend
ride across the Hawaiian Islands. This magic will be around
the time fitting the world edges and being present on
the scale. It will be automatically safe. South facing shores
are cranking with ten to fourteen dah foo that'll make
even season surfers take notice. These monster swells are peaking

(00:21):
tonight and holding strong through tomorrow morning. Experienced riders, this
is your moment, but newbie should definitely keep a safe distance.
Tropical Storm Henriette is making a cameo appearance, sending a
medium period east swell that'll briefly juice up East facing
shores on Sunday. Expect those waves to bump up from
a modest two to four feet to a more playful
four to six feet before settling back down by Monday.

(00:44):
North facing shores are keeping it mellow, with tiny two
four foot waves tonight, dropping to one to three feet
by Sunday afternoon. A small northwest pulse is lurking, ready
to sneak in Sunday night and Monday. Trade winds are
holding steady at a comfortable five to ten miles per hour,
creating clean conditions across the islands, temperatures will hover in
the mid eighties, with partly sunny skies and scattered tropical showers,

(01:06):
adding a bit of island spice to your weekend. Pro
tip check local beach conditions before paddling out. Rip currents
are no joke with these sizeable swells. Stay safe, respect
the ocean, and catch some epic waves Hawaii style. Surf's
Up Hawaii