The model guidance is showing some interesting developments associated with the monsoon trough across the northern Coral Sea.
This is expected to rapidly strengthen a broad E’ly fetch in our prime swell window, and will generate a solid E’ly swell that’s expected to push through for Wednesday, ahead of a peak in size on Thursday.
Building N/NE windswell over the weekend, peaking Monday as a change moves through. Easing into Tuesday with some new S/SE windswell. Large E/NE groundswell building through Thursday and peaking Friday morning.
Fading surf over the weekend, great for beginners tomorrow morning, onshore most of next week with small to tiny swells.
Onshore winds most of tomorrow with a late increase in SW swell, peaking Sunday afternoon while tending more S/SW in direction and then easing next week. Good winds from Sunday, straight offshore every morning next week.
Fun waves across exposed beaches during the weekend as the swell eases and winds improve. Onshore all next week down South, cleaner on the Mid with a fun W/SW swell for later Monday and Tuesday.
Easing swell over the weekend with improving conditions tomorrow morning, cleanest Sunday but small. Onshore winds all next week with average swells.
No major swells over the coming week or so for Hawaii besides a N'ly groundswell Tuesday and possible larger NW swell late week. Fun N/NW groundswells for Micronesia Sunday through the middle of next week.
The forecast models are (again) moving around a LOT for next week.
Ahh, complex weather charts. Gotta love ‘em.
