Aloha wave riders and beach lovers! Let's break down what Mother Nature's cooking up for Hawaii's shores this week.We've got a sweet long-period south swell peaking today and settling down through Thursday. But hold onto your board shorts because another larger south swell is rolling in by week's end that could bump up advisory-level surf along south facing shores next weekend.Kauai's looking at some fun wave action with north and west facing shores getting increasingly playful. Today's north shores will see modest 2-4 foot surf, but Tuesday cranks things up with 4-6 foot morning waves and potentially 6-8 foot afternoon swells. West facing shores will also see a gradual bump from 1-3 to 4-6 feet.Oahu and Maui are tracking similar patterns with east facing shores maintaining a consistent 3-5 foot range. Expect scattered showers and partly sunny conditions with east winds hovering around 15 mph.The Big Island's windward and southeast zones will experience some mellow 1-3 foot north facing surf today, incrementally building to 2-4 feet by Tuesday. South facing shores will offer a tasty 3-5 foot range today before settling into 1-3 foot waves tomorrow.Temperatures will dance in the mid-80s across the islands with mostly cloudy nights and scattered shower potential. UV index? Extreme - so slather on that sunscreen, grab your board, and get ready for some Hawaiian wave riding!Stay stoked and stay safe out there, surf fam!This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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