Aloha surf seekers! Get ready for a mellow week of waves across the Hawaiian islands.
The north shores are riding a fading medium period northwest swell that'll keep things relatively chill. Expect modest 2-4 foot faces through most of the week. But hold onto your boards because a more significant northwest swell is brewing - set to arrive Sunday and potentially pushing towards High Surf Advisory levels by early next week.
South shore enthusiasts can expect tiny to small conditions with some subtle energy rolling in. A sweet little long period south-southwest swell will sneak in Thursday morning, bringing a gentle bump to those south-facing breaks. Weekend southwest pulses will keep things interesting with soft 2-4 foot waves.
East facing shores are looking pretty mellow right now, but tropical vibes are incoming! Tropical Cyclone Priscilla is sending a small medium to long period easterly swell that'll arrive Saturday and Sunday, adding some unexpected excitement to those eastern exposures.
Wind-wise, expect mostly light and variable conditions with south and southwest breezes hovering around 5-10 mph. Temperatures will stay deliciously consistent in the mid-80s with scattered showers keeping things refreshingly tropical.
Pro tip: Keep an eye on that Sunday northwest swell - it could be your ticket to some seriously fun north shore sessions. Surf safe, stay stoked, and aloha!
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