Hey there surfers and beachgoers!

Let's dive into the latest surf zone forecast for Hawaii from the National Weather Service in Honolulu. Get ready for some fun waves and sunny days ahead!

First up, South facing shores will have surf just below average, but keep an eye out for a reinforcing southwest swell arriving late Monday into Wednesday. North shore surf will be tiny, but a Northwest swell on Tuesday will bring some above-average waves. Over on the east shore, expect smaller surf due to declining trade winds, but it should pick up by midweek.

Heading over to Kauai, it's looking like a mix of small waves along the shores with low to moderate surf heights tonight and into Sunday. Don't forget to check out the tides if you're planning a session at Hanalei Bay or Nawiliwili!

Oahu is next on the forecast list. You can expect similar surf conditions with small waves on the north shore and slightly higher surf on the south-facing shores. The UV index will be extreme, so make sure to pack that sunscreen!

On Maui, the surf will be on the calmer side tonight and Sunday, with some scattered showers in the forecast. North and West facing shores will have minimal waves, while South and East shores will see slightly larger surf.

Finally, over on the Big Island, the Windward and Southeast shores will have varying surf heights, so keep an eye out for shifts in wind directions. Leeward shores will see moderate waves with some sunny breaks for a nice day out on the water.

Remember to always check the latest beach safety info before hitting the waves, and as always, stay safe out there, surfers!

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