Hey there, fellow surfers! Ready to catch some epic waves? Let's dive into the surf zone forecast for Hawaii!

So, here's the lowdown - we've got multiple northwest and north swells heading our way thanks to some gale force lows in the north pacific. The current northwest swell will be easing up, but don't worry, a new one is rolling in on Thursday. It won't be massive, but Friday and Saturday might bring some bigger waves, possibly even hitting advisory levels. And hold onto your boards because Sunday and Monday could see an even larger swell!

For tonight, expect mostly cloudy skies with numerous showers and mid-70s temps. Tomorrow, it'll be cloudy with occasional showers and a slight chance of thunderstorms in the mid-80s. Trade winds will pick up later in the week, so keep an eye out for an increase in short-period waves along east-facing shores.

Now, let's break it down by area:

- **Kauai**: North facing shores will have waves in the 6-14 feet range, while east-facing shores will see 4-6 feet waves.

- **Oahu**: Similar story with 6-14 feet waves on north-facing shores and 4-6 feet on east-facing ones.

- **Maui**: Waves ranging from 6-14 feet on the north, and 2-4 feet on the west.

- **Big Island Windward and Southeast**: Waves hitting 3-6 feet on north and east facing shores.

- **Big Island Leeward**: Expect 1-3 feet on west-facing shores and minimal waves on the south.

Remember, surf heights can vary, rip currents may be present, so stay safe and maybe catch a wave near a lifeguard, dudes and dudettes!

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