Hey there surfers and beachgoers! Ready to hang ten and catch some waves? Let's dive into the surf forecast for Hawaii brought to you by the National Weather Service in Honolulu.

So, here's the scoop for the next few days: We've got a mix of swells coming in. A small long-period North swell is rolling in tonight and sticking around into Monday. Then, get ready for another round of North swell on Tuesday. And hey, keep an eye out for a potential building Northwest swell by Thursday, with the chance of a big ruler of a wave coming in next weekend.

For now, expect some action on the East facing shores with former hurricane Kristy sending in some long-period swells alongside those typical trade wind waves picking up.

Now, let's break it down by location.

Starting off in Kauai, tonight will see 6-8 footers on the North, 1-3 feet on the West, 2-4 feet on the South, and 6-8 footers on the East facing shores. Prepare for some showers and thunderstorms tonight and into Monday.

Over on Oahu, similar conditions with 6-8 footers on the North, 1-3 feet on the West, 2-4 feet on the South, and 6-8 footers on the East shores. We're looking at some cloudy skies and showers heading your way as well.

Heading to Maui, expect 5-7 footers on the North, 1-3 footers on the West, 2-4 footers on the South, and 6-8 footers on the East. Keep an eye out for some scattered showers tonight with some sun breaking through on Monday.

For the Big Island, Windward and Southeast side, we're talking 6-8 footers on the North, 6-8 footers on the East, and 2-4 footers on the South facing shores. Cloudy with a chance of showers tonight and tomorrow.

And last but not least, the Big Island's Leeward side. Expect 1-3 footers on the West and 2-4 footers on the South. It's gonna be cloudy tonight with some isolated thunderstorms and then clearing up a bit on Monday.

Remember, the surf heights can vary, so stay alert for rip currents and always exercise caution in the water. If you want more beach safety info, check out hawaiibeachsafety.com.

Alright, folks, that's a wrap for the surf forecast in Hawaii. Get out there, shred some gnarly waves, and have a blast! Catch you next time! And as always, stay stoked and ride the waves!

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