Aloha, wave riders! Get ready for a weekend of epic Hawaiian surf conditions.The south shores are dialing back tonight, but don't hang up your board just yet. A fresh south-southwest swell is rolling in Sunday night, promising some sweet height Monday and Tuesday. Expect a gradual decline midweek, so catch those waves while they're hot.North-facing shores are easing up over the weekend, with a medium northwest swell fading out. But surfers can look forward to a series of small northwest swells keeping things interesting next week. Friday might bring a tasty north swell that could surprise.East-facing shores are holding steady with consistent trade winds maintaining seasonal averages. Basically, it's classic Hawaiian conditions.Let's break down the specifics. Most islands are seeing consistent 3-5 foot surf across north, south, and east-facing shores tonight. West-facing shores are holding steady at 2-4 feet. The Big Island shows a slight variation with north-facing shores dropping to 1-3 feet Sunday.Winds are looking solid - east winds around 10-15 mph, keeping conditions clean and predictable. Temperatures will be absolutely perfect, hovering in the mid-80s with mostly sunny skies.Morning sunrise around 5:50-6:03 AM, sunset between 6:45-7:05 PM gives you plenty of daylight for epic sessions.Pro tip: Check local beach conditions and always swim near a lifeguard. Rip currents can be tricky, so stay safe out there!Surf's up, Hawaii! Catch those waves and enjoy the ride.This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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