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Honolulu, HI Surf Report for 05-20-2025
Aloha, wave riders! Get ready for a mellow surf forecast across the Hawaiian islands this week.
South-facing shores are holding steady with consistent 2-4 foot swells, courtesy of some gentle south-southwest pulses rolling through. While not epic, these waves should provide some fun rides for intermediate surfers looking to catch some Hawaiian magic.
Over on the east shores, things are looking pretty spicy with 2-4 foot faces today, potentially bumping up to 3-5 feet around Maui and the Big Island. Trade winds are gonna be cranking between 10-20 mph, creating some tasty wind-driven conditions that will keep the east-facing breaks lively.
North-facing shores are looking pretty sleepy, with tiny 0-2 foot waves that'll barely wake up a longboard. If you're craving serious north shore action, you might want to save that energy for another day.
The weather is classic Hawaiian - mostly sunny with scattered showers, temperatures hovering in the low 80s, and those consistent east winds providing natural air conditioning. UV index is extreme, so sunscreen is not just recommended, it's mandatory!
Windward sides like Hilo and Maui will see some playful 2-4 foot east waves, while the leeward Big Island spots remain calm with 1-3 foot waves.
Bottom line: Solid south and east shore conditions, minimal north shore action. Grab your board, respect the ocean, and enjoy some classic Hawaiian surf vibes!
Stay safe and aloha!
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
South-facing shores are holding steady with consistent 2-4 foot swells, courtesy of some gentle south-southwest pulses rolling through. While not epic, these waves should provide some fun rides for intermediate surfers looking to catch some Hawaiian magic.
Over on the east shores, things are looking pretty spicy with 2-4 foot faces today, potentially bumping up to 3-5 feet around Maui and the Big Island. Trade winds are gonna be cranking between 10-20 mph, creating some tasty wind-driven conditions that will keep the east-facing breaks lively.
North-facing shores are looking pretty sleepy, with tiny 0-2 foot waves that'll barely wake up a longboard. If you're craving serious north shore action, you might want to save that energy for another day.
The weather is classic Hawaiian - mostly sunny with scattered showers, temperatures hovering in the low 80s, and those consistent east winds providing natural air conditioning. UV index is extreme, so sunscreen is not just recommended, it's mandatory!
Windward sides like Hilo and Maui will see some playful 2-4 foot east waves, while the leeward Big Island spots remain calm with 1-3 foot waves.
Bottom line: Solid south and east shore conditions, minimal north shore action. Grab your board, respect the ocean, and enjoy some classic Hawaiian surf vibes!
Stay safe and aloha!
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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By Inception Point AiAloha, wave riders! Get ready for a mellow surf forecast across the Hawaiian islands this week.
South-facing shores are holding steady with consistent 2-4 foot swells, courtesy of some gentle south-southwest pulses rolling through. While not epic, these waves should provide some fun rides for intermediate surfers looking to catch some Hawaiian magic.
Over on the east shores, things are looking pretty spicy with 2-4 foot faces today, potentially bumping up to 3-5 feet around Maui and the Big Island. Trade winds are gonna be cranking between 10-20 mph, creating some tasty wind-driven conditions that will keep the east-facing breaks lively.
North-facing shores are looking pretty sleepy, with tiny 0-2 foot waves that'll barely wake up a longboard. If you're craving serious north shore action, you might want to save that energy for another day.
The weather is classic Hawaiian - mostly sunny with scattered showers, temperatures hovering in the low 80s, and those consistent east winds providing natural air conditioning. UV index is extreme, so sunscreen is not just recommended, it's mandatory!
Windward sides like Hilo and Maui will see some playful 2-4 foot east waves, while the leeward Big Island spots remain calm with 1-3 foot waves.
Bottom line: Solid south and east shore conditions, minimal north shore action. Grab your board, respect the ocean, and enjoy some classic Hawaiian surf vibes!
Stay safe and aloha!
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
South-facing shores are holding steady with consistent 2-4 foot swells, courtesy of some gentle south-southwest pulses rolling through. While not epic, these waves should provide some fun rides for intermediate surfers looking to catch some Hawaiian magic.
Over on the east shores, things are looking pretty spicy with 2-4 foot faces today, potentially bumping up to 3-5 feet around Maui and the Big Island. Trade winds are gonna be cranking between 10-20 mph, creating some tasty wind-driven conditions that will keep the east-facing breaks lively.
North-facing shores are looking pretty sleepy, with tiny 0-2 foot waves that'll barely wake up a longboard. If you're craving serious north shore action, you might want to save that energy for another day.
The weather is classic Hawaiian - mostly sunny with scattered showers, temperatures hovering in the low 80s, and those consistent east winds providing natural air conditioning. UV index is extreme, so sunscreen is not just recommended, it's mandatory!
Windward sides like Hilo and Maui will see some playful 2-4 foot east waves, while the leeward Big Island spots remain calm with 1-3 foot waves.
Bottom line: Solid south and east shore conditions, minimal north shore action. Grab your board, respect the ocean, and enjoy some classic Hawaiian surf vibes!
Stay safe and aloha!
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI