Ahoy, surfers! Time to catch up on the latest wave gossip with your Hawaii surf zone forecast! So, what's the scoop on those gnarly waves in the Aloha State? Let's dive in!

Today, most spots are looking pretty mellow with tiny surf along the north and west-facing shores, so grab your longboards if you're up for a cruise. East-facing shores might get a bit choppy, but hey, a little challenge never hurt anyone, right?

For the weekend, expect some near seasonal average surf for the east-facing shores, and a mix of background swells bringing small waves to the south-facing shores. Keep your eyes peeled for a new small, long-period south-southwest swell rolling in later today. It's like getting a surprise visit from your favorite distant cousin!

Kauai is serving up a mix of 1-3 feet surf today, so grab a board and catch a few before sunset. Oahu is offering 1-3 feet surf on the south-facing shores, perfect for a laid-back session with the sunset.

Maui is where it's at for 2-4 feet surf on the east-facing shores. Time to work on those turns and show off your skills!

Big Island is dishing out 1-3 feet surf on the north-facing shores, while the east-facing shores are looking juicy with 2-4 feet set to roll in. Leeward side? A chill 1-3 feet on the south-facing shores.

Remember, surf heights can vary, so always keep an eye out for rip currents and stay safe out there. Hit up the beach safety link for the latest updates on your fave spots!

Alright, surfers, that's a wrap for our Hawaii surf forecast. Get out there, ride those waves, and have a blast! This has been a Quiet Please Studios audio creation with the help of AI. Please subscribe and never miss a Swell! Thank you for listening.