Surf Report

Hawaii County Surf Forecast for October 30, 2025

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Forecast for Big Island Windward and Southeast


Shores Tonight Thursday
Surf Surf
PM AM AM PM
North Facing 5-7 5-7 5-7 5-7
East Facing 2-4 2-4 2-4 2-4
South Facing 3-5 3-5 3-5 3-5
TONIGHT

Weather Mostly cloudy. Scattered showers.
Low Temperature Around 70.
Winds East winds around 5 mph, becoming
northwest after midnight.
Tides
Hilo Bay Low 0.8 feet 05:38 PM HST.
High 1.0 feet 10:05 PM HST.
Low 0.7 feet 03:04 AM HST.
THURSDAY

Weather Partly sunny. Scattered showers.
High Temperature In the lower 80s.
Winds North winds around 5 mph, becoming east
in the afternoon.
Tides
Hilo Bay High 2.3 feet 10:41 AM HST.
Low 0.6 feet 05:48 PM HST.
Sunrise 6:20 AM HST.
Sunset 5:47 PM HST.

Forecast for Big Island Leeward


Shores Tonight Thursday
Surf Surf
PM AM AM PM
West Facing 2-4 2-4 2-4 1-3
South Facing 3-5 3-5 3-5 3-5
TONIGHT

Weather Mostly cloudy. Scattered showers and a
slight chance of thunderstorms.
Low Temperature In the lower 70s.
Winds West winds around 5 mph, becoming north
in the evening, then becoming southeast
after midnight.
Tides
Kona Low 0.5 feet 06:15 PM HST.
High 0.8 feet 10:43 PM HST.
Low 0.5 feet 03:41 AM HST.
Kawaihae Low 0.4 feet 06:03 PM HST.
High 0.9 feet 11:41 PM HST.
Low 0.7 feet 03:39 AM HST.
THURSDAY

Weather Partly sunny. A slight chance of
thunderstorms with isolated showers.
High Temperature In the mid 80s.
Winds South winds around 5 mph, becoming west
in the afternoon.
Tides
Kona High 1.8 feet 11:19 AM HST.
Kawaihae High 2.0 feet 11:06 AM HST.
Sunrise 6:24 AM HST.
Sunset 5:51 PM HST.

Swell Summary

Short period NNW (330-350) swell has filled in and is likely near its peak this afternoon. This swell will fade during Thursday. A small, long period NNW swell (330) will fill in Thursday night and peak Friday, keeping surf along N and W shores elevated. Surf will then trend sharply upward late Friday through Monday in response to a couple of swells sent toward the islands by an active pattern across the N Pac. Forerunners of the first moderate, long period NNW (330) swell will arrive late Friday with swell peaking Saturday near or below the High Surf Advisory (HSA) threshold. The next small to moderate, medium period NNW (340) swell will arrive quickly late Saturday. This swell will likely peak above the HSA threshold. Surf along E shores will remain small to moderate through the week. Strengthening post-frontal NNE trades may bring a rapid increase in wind waves and short period fresh swell for favored exposures early next week, particularly over the western end of the state. South facing shores will see a slight boost in surf today as a small, long period south swell fills in before slowly fading Thursday through the rest of the week.

NORTH EAST

am        pm  

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Surf: Chest to shoulder high N short period wind swell for the morning going more NNE and building into the chest to head range in the afternoon.

Conditions: Bumpy/choppy with NNE winds 15-20mph in the morning shifting NNW for the afternoon.

NORTH WEST

am        pm  

Surf: Waist to chest high N short period wind swell.

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Conditions: Choppy/disorganized with NNE winds 10-15mph in the morning increasing to 20-25mph in the afternoon.

WEST

am        pm  

Surf: Knee high NW short period wind swell in the morning with occasional thigh high sets. This drops a bit in the afternoon.

Conditions: Glassy in the morning with ESE winds less than 5mph. Semi glassy conditions for the afternoon with the winds shifting to the SSE.

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SOUTH EAST

am        pm  

Surf: Knee high ENE short period wind swell in the morning builds in the afternoon with occasional sets up to waist high.

Conditions: Sideshore/choppy with NNE winds 15-20mph in the morning shifting N 20-25mph in the afternoon.

Data Courtesy of NOAA.gov and SwellInfo.com

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