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Shores |
Today |
Saturday |
Surf |
Surf |
AM |
PM |
AM |
PM |
North Facing |
1-3 |
1-3 |
1-3 |
1-3 |
West Facing |
0-2 |
1-3 |
3-5 |
3-5 |
South Facing |
1-3 |
2-4 |
4-6 |
4-6 |
East Facing |
1-3 |
1-3 |
1-3 |
2-4 |
TODAY
Weather |
Partly sunny. Scattered showers. |
High Temperature |
In the mid 80s. |
Winds |
East winds 10 to 15 mph. |
Tides |
Hanalei Bay |
High 1.3 feet 06:01 AM HST. |
Low 0.7 feet 10:46 AM HST. |
High 1.5 feet 05:07 PM HST. |
Nawiliwili |
High 1.2 feet 07:02 AM HST. |
Low 0.8 feet 12:08 PM HST. |
|
Sunrise |
6:13 AM HST. |
Sunset |
7:13 PM HST. |
TONIGHT
Weather |
Partly cloudy until 12 AM, then mostly
cloudy. Scattered showers. |
Low Temperature |
In the lower 70s. |
Winds |
East winds 5 to 10 mph. |
Tides |
Hanalei Bay |
Low 0.3 feet 11:37 PM HST. |
Nawiliwili |
High 1.4 feet 06:08 PM HST. |
Low 0.4 feet 12:59 AM HST. |
|
SATURDAY
Weather |
Partly sunny. Scattered showers. |
High Temperature |
In the mid 80s. |
Winds |
East winds 10 to 15 mph. |
Tides |
Hanalei Bay |
High 1.4 feet 07:06 AM HST. |
Low 0.9 feet 11:54 AM HST. |
High 1.3 feet 05:12 PM HST. |
Nawiliwili |
High 1.3 feet 08:07 AM HST. |
Low 1.0 feet 01:16 PM HST. |
|
Sunrise |
6:13 AM HST. |
Sunset |
7:12 PM HST. |
Swell Summary
A new small south- southwest swell is expected to build through the day. The swell looks to peak Saturday slightly above the summer average, then slowly decline Sunday into early next week. Otherwise, several small pulses from the south are expected next week which should keep surf from going flat along south facing shores.
ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW AD ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW AD A few tiny pulses from the north-northwest are expected during the next few days and will likely keep the surf from going completely flat along north facing shores through the weekend. Short-period wind waves generated by the trade winds will gradually decline through Friday as the trades ease. Small, long- period east swells from increased east Pacific tropical cyclone activity may arrive over the weekend, leading to a subtle increase in surf heights.
Data Courtesy of NOAA.gov and SwellInfo.com