Hey Beachgoers! Ready for some gnarly waves coming your way in Hawaii? Let's dive into the surf zone forecast for our favorite spots!

For Kauai, North facing shores will be cruising at 3-5 feet tonight and tomorrow. While the West facing shores will be hanging loose at 4-6 feet, catching a wave up to 7 feet tomorrow. Hold on tight, because the South facing shores will be pumping with waves ranging from 6-8 feet tonight and reaching 7-10 feet tomorrow. And over on the East facing shores, expect some chill waves at 1-3 feet tonight, picking up slightly to 2-4 feet by midweek.

Tonight on Kauai will be partly cloudy with temperatures around 70 degrees and east winds of 10 mph. As for tomorrow, get ready for mostly sunny skies, with temperatures in the mid-80s and those same breezy east winds around 10 mph.

Moving to Oahu, similar vibes with high surf advisory for South facing shores. North facing shores catching waves at 3-5 feet, West facing shores at 4-6 feet tonight, and South facing shores building between 6-8 feet tonight and peaking at 7-10 feet tomorrow. East facing shores will keep it cool at 1-3 feet tonight and a small bump up to 2-4 feet by tomorrow.

Tonight on Oahu will be partly cloudy, around 70 degrees, and east winds at 10-15 mph. Tomorrow, expect mostly sunny weather with the UV index at extreme, lower 80s temps, and east winds around 15 mph.

Maui, get ready for some sweet rides too! North and West facing shores cruising at 3-5 feet tonight and tomorrow. South facing shores catching waves between 6-8 feet tonight and ramping up to 7-10 feet tomorrow. East facing shores will be mellow at 1-3 feet tonight and 2-4 feet tomorrow.

Tonight in Maui will be partly cloudy with temperatures in the mid-60s and east winds around 10-15 mph. Tomorrow, mostly sunny skies, mid-80s temps, and east winds at 15 mph.

Big Island, both Windward/Southeast and Leeward sides are forecasted to have high surf advisory for South facing shores with waves from 6-8 feet tonight and set to peak at 7-10 feet tomorrow.

Overall, be prepared for some sweet surf ahead but always stay safe in the waters, especially with those rip currents. Remember to check with lifeguards for any beach hazards or safety info.

Now get those boards ready and catch those waves, surfers! 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.