Alright surfers and beachgoers, get ready for the latest surf zone forecast for Hawaii brought to you by the good folks at the National Weather Service in Honolulu.

So here's the lowdown - we've got a mixed bag of swells coming in with some NW swell action peaking overnight for those exposed shores. Expect some elevated surf as this swell gradually tapers off over the next couple of days. We've also got some smaller swells from the SSE and SW keeping things interesting along the S facing shores while the E facing shores stay pretty chill for now. But hey, hang ten because there's a chance of a moderate-sized north swell rolling in next weekend!

Let's dive into some specifics, starting with Kauai. Tonight, North facing shores are looking at 10-14 feet dropping to 9-12 feet by tomorrow morning. West facing shores are in the 7-10 feet range tonight but calming down to 6-8 feet tomorrow morning. South facing shores are catching 2-4 feet tonight and into tomorrow. And East facing shores are riding 1-3 feet both tonight and tomorrow.

Over on Oahu, North facing shores will see surf in the 8-12 feet range tonight and tomorrow. West facing shores are catching 5-7 feet tonight down to 5-7 feet by tomorrow morning. South facing shores are looking at 2-4 feet tonight, rising to 3-5 feet by mañana. And East facing shores are keeping it mellow at 1-3 feet both tonight and tomorrow.

Finally, on Maui, North facing shores can expect 7-10 feet tonight, easing into 8-12 feet by tomorrow morning. West facing shores are in the 1-3 feet range tonight, building to 2-4 feet tomorrow. South facing shores are cruising at 2-4 feet tonight and tomorrow. And East facing shores are ranging from 2-4 feet tonight to 1-3 feet come tomorrow.

So there you have it, surfers and beachgoers! Get out there and enjoy the waves while staying safe and of course, always check those local beach safety guidelines. Until next time, this is your surf forecast reporter signing off. Catch you on the next wave!

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