Aloha, wave riders! Get ready for an epic surf weekend across the Hawaiian Islands. A massive north swell is brewing that'll transform our coastlines from mellow to wild. Tonight, we're looking at modest 3-5 foot waves, but hold onto your boards because things are about to get serious.By Friday, north and west facing shores will start pumping with some serious energy. Kauai can expect 8-12 foot waves in the morning ramping up to 10-14 feet by evening. Oahu's looking at a solid 7-10 foot morning surf climbing to 9-12 feet later. Maui surfers will see 6-8 foot waves growing to 8-12 feet, while the Big Island's north shore will cruise between 5-10 feet.Saturday is when things get truly epic. A long period swell hitting 350-360 degrees will deliver warning level surf along north facing shores. We're talking potentially massive waves that'll have experienced surfers grinning and newbies staying far onshore.East facing shores will gradually build thanks to strengthening trade winds, maintaining a consistent 3-5 foot range. South facing shores remain tiny with just background energy, though a small long period south swell might sneak in later this weekend.Trade winds will kick into high gear by Saturday afternoon, blowing moderately to strongly across the islands and continuing through next week.Conditions look mostly cloudy with scattered showers, temperatures hovering in the upper 70s to mid 80s. UV index will be high, so pack that sunscreen.Catch those waves safely, stay stoked, and aloha!This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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