Aloha, wave riders! Get ready for a tropical surf update that'll have you stoked and informed.

The North Pacific is brewing up some serious swell action, and Hawaii's about to get a taste. We're looking at a building wave pattern that's going to transform our coastlines from Friday through Monday. Currently, the energy is small and short-period, but hold onto your boards because things are about to get interesting.

Starting Friday, forerunners of a Northwest swell will arrive, with wave heights around 5-7 feet across most North and West facing shores. Saturday will see a peak in this initial swell, staying just below High Surf Advisory levels. But wait, there's more! A quick follow-up swell is hot on its heels, potentially pushing into High Surf Advisory territory by Sunday and Monday.

For you East coast surfers, expect consistent 2-4 foot waves as trade winds slightly ease. The western islands might see some explosive wind waves early next week, especially for those north-northeast exposed breaks.

South shore lovers, don't get too excited - you'll be dealing with small background swells throughout the week. But hey, something is better than nothing, right?

Temperature-wise, we're looking at classic Hawaiian conditions - mid 80s during the day, dropping to lower 70s at night. Expect scattered showers and partly sunny skies, with east winds hovering around 10-15 mph.

Pro tip: Always check local beach conditions and never surf alone. Those rip currents can be sneaky! Stay safe, stay stoked, and catch some epic waves, Hawaii!

Mahalo and shred on!

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