Aloha, wave riders! Get ready for a swell update that'll have you stoked for the next few days across the Hawaiian islands.

North shore enthusiasts, hold onto your boards! We're looking at a solid 7-10 foot swell that'll stick around through Wednesday. While the current north swell is declining, a sweet little reinforcement is coming Thursday and Friday to keep things interesting.

Attention south shore surfers - you've got a moderate period swell keeping things slightly elevated. Today's long period south swell is peaking near summer average heights, so grab your mid-sized boards. By Wednesday, expect the surf to trend lower, dropping to background levels by Friday.

East facing shores? Expect some choppy conditions with those persistent trade winds keeping things lively. Rough surf alert for our windward friends!

Temperature-wise, we're looking at upper 60s overnight and warming to the upper 70s and low 80s during the day. Expect scattered showers and mostly cloudy to partly sunny conditions across the islands.

Wind patterns will be predominantly northeast at 10-20 mph, which means some consistent side-shore breezes to shape those waves.

Quick island breakdown: Kauai, Oahu, Maui, and Big Island all showing similar surf patterns with north facing shores dominating at 7-10 feet. South and east facing shores will hover around 2-5 feet.

Pro tip: Always check local beach conditions and swim near lifeguards. Safety first, shredding second!

Catch you on the waves, Hawaii!

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