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Honolulu, HI Surf Report for 08-29-2024
Alright, surfers and beachgoers, let's dive into your Hawaii surf forecast for the upcoming days. Get ready to catch some waves and soak up the sun!
In Hawaii, surf along the east-facing shores is holding steady thanks to medium moderate period swell from Tropical Storm Gilma. This surf will stick around into Thursday before easing off into Friday. Expect typical short period trade wind swell for the remainder of the forecast period.
For south-facing shores, waves will trend down today, with below-average surf expected through the weekend. But hang ten because next week could bring back some summertime average surf with small, long-period southerly swells on the horizon.
On the north-facing shores, small surf is expected to develop Thursday into Friday from a small to medium/long period swell. This swell will peak on Friday and gradually diminish over the weekend.
Let's break it down by island, starting with Kauai. Tonight, expect mostly cloudy weather with showers and surf ranging from 1-3 feet on the north and west-facing shores, 3-5 feet on the south-facing shores, and 6-8 feet on the east-facing shores.
Tomorrow, more of the same conditions with numerous showers and surf levels remaining steady. So pack your rain gear and catch those waves!
Moving over to Oahu, tonight will bring numerous showers with surf similar to Kauai. Thursday will continue with mostly cloudy skies, showers, and extreme UV index, so don't forget the sunscreen!
On Maui, expect cloudy skies with showers tonight and into Thursday. Surf will be similar to Kauai and Oahu, so get your boards ready for some fun in the sun.
Lastly, for the Big Island, surf conditions will vary for the windward/southeast and leeward sides, with a mix of cloudy weather and scattered showers. Surf heights will be in the 1-3 feet and 2-4 feet range across the different shores.
Remember, surf heights can change, so always stay alert for rip currents and beach safety. For the latest beach hazard info, check out hawaiibeachsafety.com.
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In Hawaii, surf along the east-facing shores is holding steady thanks to medium moderate period swell from Tropical Storm Gilma. This surf will stick around into Thursday before easing off into Friday. Expect typical short period trade wind swell for the remainder of the forecast period.
For south-facing shores, waves will trend down today, with below-average surf expected through the weekend. But hang ten because next week could bring back some summertime average surf with small, long-period southerly swells on the horizon.
On the north-facing shores, small surf is expected to develop Thursday into Friday from a small to medium/long period swell. This swell will peak on Friday and gradually diminish over the weekend.
Let's break it down by island, starting with Kauai. Tonight, expect mostly cloudy weather with showers and surf ranging from 1-3 feet on the north and west-facing shores, 3-5 feet on the south-facing shores, and 6-8 feet on the east-facing shores.
Tomorrow, more of the same conditions with numerous showers and surf levels remaining steady. So pack your rain gear and catch those waves!
Moving over to Oahu, tonight will bring numerous showers with surf similar to Kauai. Thursday will continue with mostly cloudy skies, showers, and extreme UV index, so don't forget the sunscreen!
On Maui, expect cloudy skies with showers tonight and into Thursday. Surf will be similar to Kauai and Oahu, so get your boards ready for some fun in the sun.
Lastly, for the Big Island, surf conditions will vary for the windward/southeast and leeward sides, with a mix of cloudy weather and scattered showers. Surf heights will be in the 1-3 feet and 2-4 feet range across the different shores.
Remember, surf heights can change, so always stay alert for rip currents and beach safety. For the latest beach hazard info, check out hawaiibeachsafety.com.
This has been a Quiet Please Studios audio creation with the help of AI. Please subscribe and never miss a Swell! Thank you for listening.
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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By Inception Point AiAlright, surfers and beachgoers, let's dive into your Hawaii surf forecast for the upcoming days. Get ready to catch some waves and soak up the sun!
In Hawaii, surf along the east-facing shores is holding steady thanks to medium moderate period swell from Tropical Storm Gilma. This surf will stick around into Thursday before easing off into Friday. Expect typical short period trade wind swell for the remainder of the forecast period.
For south-facing shores, waves will trend down today, with below-average surf expected through the weekend. But hang ten because next week could bring back some summertime average surf with small, long-period southerly swells on the horizon.
On the north-facing shores, small surf is expected to develop Thursday into Friday from a small to medium/long period swell. This swell will peak on Friday and gradually diminish over the weekend.
Let's break it down by island, starting with Kauai. Tonight, expect mostly cloudy weather with showers and surf ranging from 1-3 feet on the north and west-facing shores, 3-5 feet on the south-facing shores, and 6-8 feet on the east-facing shores.
Tomorrow, more of the same conditions with numerous showers and surf levels remaining steady. So pack your rain gear and catch those waves!
Moving over to Oahu, tonight will bring numerous showers with surf similar to Kauai. Thursday will continue with mostly cloudy skies, showers, and extreme UV index, so don't forget the sunscreen!
On Maui, expect cloudy skies with showers tonight and into Thursday. Surf will be similar to Kauai and Oahu, so get your boards ready for some fun in the sun.
Lastly, for the Big Island, surf conditions will vary for the windward/southeast and leeward sides, with a mix of cloudy weather and scattered showers. Surf heights will be in the 1-3 feet and 2-4 feet range across the different shores.
Remember, surf heights can change, so always stay alert for rip currents and beach safety. For the latest beach hazard info, check out hawaiibeachsafety.com.
This has been a Quiet Please Studios audio creation with the help of AI. Please subscribe and never miss a Swell! Thank you for listening.
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
In Hawaii, surf along the east-facing shores is holding steady thanks to medium moderate period swell from Tropical Storm Gilma. This surf will stick around into Thursday before easing off into Friday. Expect typical short period trade wind swell for the remainder of the forecast period.
For south-facing shores, waves will trend down today, with below-average surf expected through the weekend. But hang ten because next week could bring back some summertime average surf with small, long-period southerly swells on the horizon.
On the north-facing shores, small surf is expected to develop Thursday into Friday from a small to medium/long period swell. This swell will peak on Friday and gradually diminish over the weekend.
Let's break it down by island, starting with Kauai. Tonight, expect mostly cloudy weather with showers and surf ranging from 1-3 feet on the north and west-facing shores, 3-5 feet on the south-facing shores, and 6-8 feet on the east-facing shores.
Tomorrow, more of the same conditions with numerous showers and surf levels remaining steady. So pack your rain gear and catch those waves!
Moving over to Oahu, tonight will bring numerous showers with surf similar to Kauai. Thursday will continue with mostly cloudy skies, showers, and extreme UV index, so don't forget the sunscreen!
On Maui, expect cloudy skies with showers tonight and into Thursday. Surf will be similar to Kauai and Oahu, so get your boards ready for some fun in the sun.
Lastly, for the Big Island, surf conditions will vary for the windward/southeast and leeward sides, with a mix of cloudy weather and scattered showers. Surf heights will be in the 1-3 feet and 2-4 feet range across the different shores.
Remember, surf heights can change, so always stay alert for rip currents and beach safety. For the latest beach hazard info, check out hawaiibeachsafety.com.
This has been a Quiet Please Studios audio creation with the help of AI. Please subscribe and never miss a Swell! Thank you for listening.
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI