Hey there surfers and beachgoers!

Time to catch you up on the latest wave news in Hawaii! Here's the scoop straight from the National Weather Service in Honolulu.

So, what's the deal for the coming days? Well, it looks like the SSW swell might be taking a bit of a breather, but fear not, there's another swell buddy coming to join the party by the weekend. And hey, don't forget about our little NNW swell making a cameo appearance late Sunday into Monday.

For our friends in Kauai, it's looking like a mixed bag - from 0-2 feet on the North shore, moving up to 2-4 by Sunday afternoon. Meanwhile, the South shore is set to dance with 6-8 foot waves cooling down to 5-7 feet come Sunday.

Over on Oahu, things are looking similar with moderate 3-5 footers on the West coast dwindling down to 1-3 by Sunday afternoon. South shore residents can expect the waves to be in the 5-7 foot range throughout the day.

Maui is looking pretty consistent with the West side starting at 3-5 feet tonight and remaining there Sunday, while the South shore is in for some 5-7 foot waves.

Big Island Windward and Southeast, you're not forgotten! Expect some waves ranging from 0-2 on the North shores, creeping up to 1-3 by Sunday afternoon. The East shores are joining the fun with 2-4 footers all day, while the South side is looking at 5-7 foot waves.

Lastly, Big Island Leeward, it's a mix of 3-5 foot waves on the West coast, while the South shore is set to enjoy some 5-7 footers.

Remember, surf heights can vary across different spots, so always keep an eye out for changing conditions. And hey, watch out for those rip currents, especially as the waves pick up!

So surfer pals, keep your boards waxed and ready for some sweet rides in the coming days. Catch you out there on the waves!

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