Aloha, wave riders! Get ready for a swell weekend across the Hawaiian islands that'll have surfers stoked from Kauai to the Big Island.
North-facing shores are about to light up with some serious action. We're tracking a moderate north-northwest swell that'll build through Saturday, peaking Sunday with wave heights climbing from 4-6 feet in the morning to a pumping 7-10 feet by afternoon. That's gonna be pure magic for advanced riders looking to score some epic sessions.
Tropical cyclone Neoguri's current small northwest swell is fading, but don't worry - another northwest pulse is queuing up to keep the north shores firing. Expect consistent waves through early next week with heights hovering just below High Surf Advisory levels.
For you southwest swell chasers, there's a small but promising long-period southwest swell expected to sneak in late Sunday and build into early next week. It's not going to be massive, but it'll add some variety to the wave menu.
East-facing shores will stay relatively mellow, with modest 2-4 foot waves and a slight boost from moderate trade winds Saturday and Sunday. Perfect for longboarders and beginners looking for some consistent conditions.
Temperature-wise, we're looking at classic Hawaiian weather - mid 80s, mostly sunny with scattered tropical showers. Winds will be consistent out of the east at 10-15 mph, creating some clean conditions across the islands.
Pro tip: Check local beach conditions, watch for rip currents, and always respect the ocean. Stay safe and enjoy the waves, Hawaii!
Catch you in the lineup!
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