Aloha, wave riders! Get ready for a sizzling Hawaiian surf forecast that's hotter than the summer sun.

Our south shores are holding steady with a sweet little swell that's keeping things interesting. A tiny long-period reinforcement is sneaking in early Saturday morning, and by late Sunday into Monday, we're looking at a small but tasty south swell that'll boost our surf to near summertime average heights. Surfers can expect peak conditions on Monday before things mellow out through the week.

East shores are bringing the drama with rough and choppy conditions thanks to those locally breezy trade winds. If you're a north shore enthusiast, sorry to say, but you'll be looking at minimal action with tiny waves throughout the coming week.

Breaking it down by island, Kauai and Oahu are sporting consistent surf ranges. South facing shores are holding steady at 2-4 feet, while east facing shores are delivering a more robust 3-5 foot range. North and west facing shores remain calm with 0-2 and 1-3 foot waves respectively.

Maui and Big Island follow similar patterns, with south and east facing shores providing the most excitement. Expect scattered showers adding some tropical flair to your surf session, and temperatures hovering in the mid-80s will keep things warm and inviting.

Wind conditions are predominantly east at 10-15 mph, creating those classic Hawaiian sailing conditions. UV index is hitting extreme levels, so don't forget your sunscreen, surf warriors!

Sunrise and sunset times are pure island magic - catching early morning waves around 5:45-5:57 AM and enjoying those golden hour sessions until 7:03-7:25 PM.

Surf safe, respect the ocean, and may your rides be epic! Aloha!

This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI