Surf Report

Surf along exposed north and west-facing shores will continue to ease into Thursday as a northwest swell moves out. An upward trend is expected late Thursday…

Surf along exposed N and W facing shores is steadily easing as the present NW (310-320) swell subsides through midweek. An upward trend is expected Thursday…

Surf along exposed north and west facing shores will steadily rise through the late afternoon hours, then peak this evening through early Tuesday as a fresh…

The current declining NW swell will be replaced by a new NW swell tomorrow which will build through the day and lead to advisory- level surf at its peak late…

The current northwest swell will continue to decline through the remainder of the weekend until a new moderate to large northwest swell arrives Monday. This…

Surf of 7 to 10 feet is forecast by the National Weather Service in Honolulu to start the day for shores from North Kohala through South Kona, lowering to 6 to 8 feet this afternoon. The swell is expected to gradually decline through the weekend.

Extra large NW (320 degrees) swell will generate surf above the High Surf Warning thresholds through tonight for select N and W facing shores while surf holds…

Another large northwest swell is rapidly building from northwest to southeast down the island chain this morning and will peak late this morning through the afternoon. Advisory level surf of 7 to 10 feet is expected along west shores of the island, from North Kohala through South Kona.

A large to extra large NW (310-320) swell is building this evening and will reach High Surf Warning (HSW) thresholds late tonight before peaking early Friday. A…

Current west-northwest to northwest swell will continue to quickly decline tonight into Thursday morning. A larger northwest swell should fill in Thursday…

Surf of 7 to 10 feet is forecast along west shores from ʻUpolu Point in North Kohala to South Point in Kaʻū. Hawaiʻi County Civil Defense urges beachgoers, swimmers and surfers to heed all advice from ocean safety officials and exercise caution when entering the water in the advisory areas.

A large west-northwest to northwest swell will quickly rise this morning and peak during the day today, then steadily subside this evening into Thursday. A…

The current west-northwest swell is expected to peak Sunday evening, and then slowly lower through the first part of the week. A similar sized northwest…

The current west-northwest swell will hold through this evening before a long-period reinforcement builds in tonight through Sunday. Surf heights are expected…

The current west-northwest swell will continue its gradual decline through tonight. The next significant northwest swell is due late Saturday into early next…

A west northwest swell will decline tonight pushing surf below the advisory threshold for north and west facing shores. Therefore, the High Surf Advisory is…

A large west-northwest swell peaked earlier this morning and will decline this evening, but a west northwest reinforcement expected Thursday morning that…

A large west-northwest swell will be reinforced overnight into Wednesday followed by another swell Thursday. A High Surf Advisory (HSA) is in effect along…

According to the National Weather Service in Honolulu, surf of six to eight feet is expected along with strong breaking waves and currents, which will make swimming dangerous.

A series of west-northwest to northwest (300-320 degree) swells are expected this week with the first of the series building this afternoon and peaking tonight…