Hey there surfers and beach lovers!

Are you ready to catch some waves in the beautiful Hawaiian waters? Well, here's what the surf forecast has in store for us:

First off, if you're hitting the east-facing shores, hold onto your boards tight as the rough surf is here to stay thanks to those strong trades sticking around. South-facing shores will see a little boost this weekend with a small south swell rolling in but expect it to peter out next week. Keep an eye out for that gale forming northeast of New Zealand - it might just send a swell our way and elevate the surf by late next week.

For the north-facing shores, things might pick up above flat levels early next week with a little help from a northwest swell heading our way. And guess what? There's another swell on the horizon from a low east of Japan that could bring even more action by late next week. Get ready to ride those waves!

Now, let's break it down by island:

On Kauai, tonight looks cloudy with scattered showers, and surf heights ranging from 0-2 feet up north to 3-5 feet out east. Tomorrow, expect a mix of clouds and sun with highs in the mid-80s. Surf conditions should remain pretty consistent.

Over on Oahu, tonight starts partly cloudy but transitions to mostly cloudy with showers. Surf varies from 0-2 feet on the north and west shores to 3-5 feet on the east. Tomorrow, get ready for extreme UV with highs in the mid-80s - perfect for a day in the water!

Maui is looking at partly cloudy skies tonight with showers and east winds. Surf heights range from 0-2 feet on the north and west, to 2-4 feet on the south and east shores. Tomorrow, expect scattered showers and highs in the lower 80s.

Big Island has some surf too! The Windward and Southeast shores are seeing 0-2 feet up north and 3-5 feet out east tonight. Tomorrow, expect occasional showers and surf heights to remain consistent. Leeward shores will have 0-2 feet out west and 2-4 feet down south with sunshine and showers in the mix.

No matter which island you're on, stay safe and have a blast out there on the waves! Remember to check the Hawaii Beach Safety website for any beach hazard updates.

So grab your boards, wax up, and get ready to shred some gnarly waves! And as always, stay stoked and catch you out on the water!

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