The National Weather Service has extended a high surf warning for the Big Island through 6 a.m. Monday morning.
NWS elevated a high surf advisory for north-facing shores of the Big Island to a high surf warning on Sunday. Dangerous surf with 20 to 25 foot waves is expected.
A high surf warning means large breaking surf, significant shore break, and dangerous currents that could cause significant injury or death.
Due to the high surf warning, the following are issued:
Onekahakaha and Kealoha Beach parks are closed until further notice. Expect additional closures on the Hamakua Coast and in Hilo that may stretch through Monday.
No roads were closed as of Sunday afternoon.
Heed instructions of ocean safety personnel.
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Stay tuned to Big Island Now and KAPA, KBIG, and The BEAT radio stations for updates and changes in conditions.
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