Hey there, surfers and beachgoers! Are you ready for the latest scoop on the waves? Well, get stoked because we've got the lowdown on the Surf Zone Forecast for Hawaii straight from the National Weather Service in Honolulu, HI!

So, here's the deal - the current south swell is on the decline, but don't worry, a mix of small long-period south swell and a shorter period southeast swell is on the horizon for the weekend. And guess what? Another long-period south-southwest swell is expected to make a grand entrance early next week.

For those hitting up the east-facing shores, get ready for an upward trend in surf coming your way from Thursday through the weekend. It's about to get rough out there, with surf levels rising above seasonal averages this weekend.

Now, for the specifics in different zones:
- Kauai: North-facing and West-facing shores will be chill with small waves. South-facing shores will have some fun waves, and east-facing shores are going to offer some solid surf!
- Oahu: Similar vibes here with a mix of small waves on North-facing and West-facing shores, moderate waves on South-facing shores, and good waves on east-facing shores.
- Maui: North and West shores will be on the smaller side, while South and East shores will have some decent waves.
- Big Island: Windward and Southeast will see some good waves, and Leeward shores will have mixed conditions.

Keep in mind, surf heights can vary, and rip currents may occur near the surf zone, especially with larger waves. Safety's key, so exercise caution and maybe catch those epic waves near a lifeguard.

For more detailed safety information at specific Hawaii beaches, check out hawaiibeachsafety.com.

So there you have it, your insider's guide to the waves in Hawaii. Grab your board, catch some waves, and have a blast out there!

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