#7 to 10 feet

High surf advisory issued for southern shores of all Hawaiian islands

Large breaking waves of 7 to 10 feet with occasional higher sets to 12 feet are forecast, with surf eventually expected to peak above advisory thresholds Wednesday, April 8.

UPDATE: High surf advisory canceled for Big Island east-facing shorelines

National Weather Service in Honolulu reports surf along eastern shorelines has fallen below advisory levels.

New high surf advisory in effect for Big Island’s west coast

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.

Update: High surf advisory extended for western shorelines of Big Island

A reinforcing large west-northwest will maintain advisory level surf through early Thursday morning along the Kohala and Kona coastlines.

High surf advisory for west-facing shores canceled

The National Weather Service in Honolulu reports that surf has fallen below advisory levels.