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Honolulu, HI Surf Report for 09-30-2024
Hey there surfers and beachgoers! Ready for some salty waves and sunny days in Hawaii? Let's dive into the surf zone forecast!
So, here's the lowdown - we're looking at a mix of swells coming in. A north-northwest swell is easing up, but another one is on its way late Monday night, peaking on Tuesday. Keep your eyes peeled for small swells from the north rolling in throughout the week.
Over on the south shores, we've got some small but inconsistent waves from a series of southwest swells coming in, with a slightly larger one holding through Tuesday. Plus, there's a nice long-period south swell expected to grace us next Saturday and into the following week.
If you're sticking to the east shores, it's going to be pretty mellow out there this week.
Let's break it down by region now. Kauai is looking at 3-5 foot surf on the north and west shores, with slightly smaller waves on the south and east shores. Expect some showers tonight and partly sunny skies tomorrow.
Moving on to Oahu - similar conditions with 2-4 foot surf on the north and west shores, 3-5 foot surf on the south shore, and 1-3 foot surf on the east shore. High UV and scattered showers in the forecast!
Maui is seeing 3-5 foot surf on the north and south shores, and 1-3 foot surf on the west and east shores. Sunny to partly cloudy skies tonight, and mostly sunny tomorrow with some showers on the horizon.
Big Island is looking at 2-4 foot surf on the north, east, and south shores, with 1-3 foot surf on the west shore. Mostly sunny skies and isolated showers tonight and tomorrow.
If you're tearin' it up on Big Island's leeward side, expect 2-4 foot surf on the west shore and 3-5 foot surf on the south shore - plus some nice sunny weather to match!
Remember to always check the latest beach safety info for individual beaches at hawaiibeachsafety.com and watch out for rip currents in the surf zone.
Catch those waves, stay safe, and enjoy the paradise vibes! Mahalo for tuning in! 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
So, here's the lowdown - we're looking at a mix of swells coming in. A north-northwest swell is easing up, but another one is on its way late Monday night, peaking on Tuesday. Keep your eyes peeled for small swells from the north rolling in throughout the week.
Over on the south shores, we've got some small but inconsistent waves from a series of southwest swells coming in, with a slightly larger one holding through Tuesday. Plus, there's a nice long-period south swell expected to grace us next Saturday and into the following week.
If you're sticking to the east shores, it's going to be pretty mellow out there this week.
Let's break it down by region now. Kauai is looking at 3-5 foot surf on the north and west shores, with slightly smaller waves on the south and east shores. Expect some showers tonight and partly sunny skies tomorrow.
Moving on to Oahu - similar conditions with 2-4 foot surf on the north and west shores, 3-5 foot surf on the south shore, and 1-3 foot surf on the east shore. High UV and scattered showers in the forecast!
Maui is seeing 3-5 foot surf on the north and south shores, and 1-3 foot surf on the west and east shores. Sunny to partly cloudy skies tonight, and mostly sunny tomorrow with some showers on the horizon.
Big Island is looking at 2-4 foot surf on the north, east, and south shores, with 1-3 foot surf on the west shore. Mostly sunny skies and isolated showers tonight and tomorrow.
If you're tearin' it up on Big Island's leeward side, expect 2-4 foot surf on the west shore and 3-5 foot surf on the south shore - plus some nice sunny weather to match!
Remember to always check the latest beach safety info for individual beaches at hawaiibeachsafety.com and watch out for rip currents in the surf zone.
Catch those waves, stay safe, and enjoy the paradise vibes! Mahalo for tuning in! 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 AiHey there surfers and beachgoers! Ready for some salty waves and sunny days in Hawaii? Let's dive into the surf zone forecast!
So, here's the lowdown - we're looking at a mix of swells coming in. A north-northwest swell is easing up, but another one is on its way late Monday night, peaking on Tuesday. Keep your eyes peeled for small swells from the north rolling in throughout the week.
Over on the south shores, we've got some small but inconsistent waves from a series of southwest swells coming in, with a slightly larger one holding through Tuesday. Plus, there's a nice long-period south swell expected to grace us next Saturday and into the following week.
If you're sticking to the east shores, it's going to be pretty mellow out there this week.
Let's break it down by region now. Kauai is looking at 3-5 foot surf on the north and west shores, with slightly smaller waves on the south and east shores. Expect some showers tonight and partly sunny skies tomorrow.
Moving on to Oahu - similar conditions with 2-4 foot surf on the north and west shores, 3-5 foot surf on the south shore, and 1-3 foot surf on the east shore. High UV and scattered showers in the forecast!
Maui is seeing 3-5 foot surf on the north and south shores, and 1-3 foot surf on the west and east shores. Sunny to partly cloudy skies tonight, and mostly sunny tomorrow with some showers on the horizon.
Big Island is looking at 2-4 foot surf on the north, east, and south shores, with 1-3 foot surf on the west shore. Mostly sunny skies and isolated showers tonight and tomorrow.
If you're tearin' it up on Big Island's leeward side, expect 2-4 foot surf on the west shore and 3-5 foot surf on the south shore - plus some nice sunny weather to match!
Remember to always check the latest beach safety info for individual beaches at hawaiibeachsafety.com and watch out for rip currents in the surf zone.
Catch those waves, stay safe, and enjoy the paradise vibes! Mahalo for tuning in! 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
So, here's the lowdown - we're looking at a mix of swells coming in. A north-northwest swell is easing up, but another one is on its way late Monday night, peaking on Tuesday. Keep your eyes peeled for small swells from the north rolling in throughout the week.
Over on the south shores, we've got some small but inconsistent waves from a series of southwest swells coming in, with a slightly larger one holding through Tuesday. Plus, there's a nice long-period south swell expected to grace us next Saturday and into the following week.
If you're sticking to the east shores, it's going to be pretty mellow out there this week.
Let's break it down by region now. Kauai is looking at 3-5 foot surf on the north and west shores, with slightly smaller waves on the south and east shores. Expect some showers tonight and partly sunny skies tomorrow.
Moving on to Oahu - similar conditions with 2-4 foot surf on the north and west shores, 3-5 foot surf on the south shore, and 1-3 foot surf on the east shore. High UV and scattered showers in the forecast!
Maui is seeing 3-5 foot surf on the north and south shores, and 1-3 foot surf on the west and east shores. Sunny to partly cloudy skies tonight, and mostly sunny tomorrow with some showers on the horizon.
Big Island is looking at 2-4 foot surf on the north, east, and south shores, with 1-3 foot surf on the west shore. Mostly sunny skies and isolated showers tonight and tomorrow.
If you're tearin' it up on Big Island's leeward side, expect 2-4 foot surf on the west shore and 3-5 foot surf on the south shore - plus some nice sunny weather to match!
Remember to always check the latest beach safety info for individual beaches at hawaiibeachsafety.com and watch out for rip currents in the surf zone.
Catch those waves, stay safe, and enjoy the paradise vibes! Mahalo for tuning in! 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