Mellow Hawaiian Surf Forecast Reveals Small Swells and Sunny Conditions Across Island Beaches This Week

Aloha, surf enthusiasts! Get ready for a mellow wave scene across the Hawaiian islands this week. The surf's looking pretty chill, with small swells keeping things interesting.

South-facing shores are hanging tight with a modest 1-3 foot range. We've got some background long-period swells rolling in from the south and southwest, creating a smooth but subtle ride. Word on the water is that some gale-force lows near New Zealand might spark up a more exciting south swell later next week, potentially bringing above-average waves to our southern coastlines.

East-facing shores are serving up a slightly spicier 2-4 foot surf, with some zones seeing up to 3-5 feet during the evening hours. These choppy conditions are expected to mellow out as local and upstream winds ease up.

The tropical vibe includes some disturbances tracking south of the islands, which might send some short to medium period south and southeast swells our way. Keep your eyes on those forecasts!

For the island-specific breakdown, we're looking at consistent conditions. Kauai, Oahu, Maui, and Big Island all share similar surf profiles - small north and west facing shores, playful east-facing breaks, and gentle south-facing waves.

Weather-wise, expect mostly sunny skies with occasional isolated showers. Temperatures are sitting pretty in the mid to upper 80s, with east winds around 10-15 mph adding some nice texture to the water.

Sunrise and sunset times are looking prime for early morning or late afternoon sessions. Safety first, though - always check local conditions and swim near a lifeguard.

Catch you on the waves, Hawaii! Surf's up... just not too far up!

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Allah. Surf enthusiasts get ready for a mellow wave scene
across the Hawaiian Islands this week. The surf's looking pretty chill,
with small swells keeping things interesting. South facing shores are
hanging tight with a modest one to three foot range.
We've got some background long period swells rolling in from
the south and southwest, creating a smooth but subtle ride.

(00:20):
Word on the water is that some gale force winds
near New Zealand might spark up a more exciting south
swell later next week, potentially bringing above average waves to
our southern coastlines. East facing shores are serving up a
slightly spicy ar two to four foot surf, with some
zones seeing up to three to five feet during the
evening hours. These choppy conditions are expected to mellow out

(00:40):
as local and upstream windsies up. The tropical vibe includes
some disturbances tracking south of the islands, which might send
some short to medium periods south and southeast swells our way.
Keep your eyes on those forecasts For the island specific breakdown,
we're looking at consistent conditions. Kawaii, Oahu, Maui, and and
Big Island all share similar surf profiles small north and

(01:04):
west facing shores, playful east facing breaks, and gentle south
facing waves. Weatherwise, expect mostly sunny skies with occasional isolated showers.
Temperatures are sitting pretty in the mid to upper eighties,
with east winds around ten to fifteen miles per hour
adding some nice texture to the water. Sunrise and sunset

(01:24):
times are looking prime for early morning or late afternoon sessions.
Safety first, though, always check local conditions and swim near
a lifeguard. Catch you on the waves. Hawaii Surf's up,
just not too far up.