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Thursdays Forecast:
South Shore Surf peaked yesterday from the SSW swell ( 180 -
200 deg. +, - 5 deg.) , as this
has prompted the High Surf Advisory flags
to be posted., as the winds turn more out of the SE and
lightly. Another round of SSW will be arriving by
tomorrow ( Friday).....
Southern
- SW facing shores are back in the building mode from the 180
- 200 deg. band. This will be reaching just above head high levels
for the Kona breaks, as the true Southern exposures will have the
largest sets. That 200 deg. component should help fill in
many of the SW - WSW facing breaks.
Windward breaks
exposed to the
East are coming down in heights slowly with the ENE windswell,
and E trades blowing in the Light range. This windswell is reaching up
to the 8 sec. span. This will be picking UP by
today with a far, upstream source of gale winds that reached
the 11 sec. span
North shores have some pulses
starting to show from a broad band of N - NE energy, two (2)
separate activity. The Southeast winds will make this favorable
for fun size surf...Aloha...pau
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