Aloha surfers and beachgoers! This is your go-to surf forecast reporter bringing you the latest updates for some epic waves out in Hawaii courtesy of the National Weather Service Honolulu!

So, here's the scoop - we've got a medium period northwest swell sticking around for a bit, alongside a new north swell building in and peaking on Wednesday before easing off. North and west-facing shores are in for a treat, with surf heights below advisory levels but still impressive. Get ready for some rough and choppy waves as those trade winds kick into high gear through the week, especially on east shores.

Let's dive into what's happening in specific areas:

Kauai will see 5-7 feet on north shores and 4-6 feet on east-facing shores. Numerous showers and mostly cloudy skies tonight, so keep an eye out. Oahu is looking at 5-7 feet on north shores and 4-6 feet on east shores, with breezy conditions on Tuesday.

Over on Maui, expect 4-6 feet on north shores and 4-6 feet on east shores. There'll be some scattered showers, but hey, mostly sunny skies for a pleasant day! Big Island is gearing up for 4-6 feet on north and east shores and some showers, so keep an umbrella handy.

Take note of those tides, catch those waves, and make the most of these swells! And always remember, safety first and enjoy the ride, dudes and dudettes!

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