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High Surf Warning Continues for N & E Shores
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The National Weather Service continues the High Surf Warning for north- and east-facing shores of the Big Island through Sunday evening.
A High Surf Warning is issued when very strong breaking waves and strong longshore and rip currents will affect the coastline.
Due to the Warning, the following are issued:
- County beach parks are open. Beachgoers, Swimmers, and Surfers should heed the instructions of Ocean Safety Personnel.
- Do not enter the water as dangerous currents make entering the water hazardous.
Bayfront Highway remains closed.
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