Small, medium period south to southwest swells (180-230 degree) will keep south-facing shore surf heights near or slightly under summer averages (around 5 feet) through Saturday. Surf will drop slightly late Saturday, but will likely increase by Sunday afternoon with the next small, yet slightly higher period south southwest (200-220 degree) swell arrival. Latest American Samoa buoy observations suggest that this early week swell will come in around 3 feet and produce near to slightly above summertime average south surf Sunday into early Monday. East chop will steadily decrease later today and through the weekend in response to weakening trades. North-facing shores will experience nearly flat conditions into Sunday. A small, long period west northwest (300 degree) swell Sunday into Sunday night will produce a slight bump in north and west-facing shore surf through Tuesday.
NORTH EAST
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Surf: Ankle high ENE short period wind swell in the morning builds a bit for the afternoon.
Conditions: Semi choppy with ESE winds 10-15mph in the morning shifting SE for the afternoon.
NORTH WEST
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Surf: Minimal (ankle high or less) surf.
Conditions: Clean in the morning with SE winds 5-10mph. Semi glassy/semi bumpy conditions for the afternoon with the winds shifting to the NW.
WEST
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Surf: Minimal (ankle high or less) surf.
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Conditions: Light sideshore texture in the morning with SE winds 5-10mph. Sideshore texture/chop conditions for the afternoon with the winds shifting NW 10-15mph.
SOUTH EAST
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Surf: Small scale (ankle to knee high) surf.
Conditions: Sideshore texture/chop with ENE winds 10-15mph in the morning shifting E 5-10mph in the afternoon.
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