Surf Forecast for Oahu South Shore

Long-period SSW swell is still near high-end advisory size. Early morning stays glassy with sparse but punchy 2× overhead sets at the best peaks, while typical waves run overhead. Expect long lulls between pulses. With the tide dropping toward a 10:10a low, some spots will feel faster, racier sections on the shallows.

The solid SSW swell holds with well-overhead to 2× overhead sets, but a light SE onshore breeze adds bump and some crumble. Long lulls continue. Draining tide through mid-morning then a slow rise late in the window; still plenty of push on the bigger pulses despite the texture.

Swell eases a notch but remains strong with well-overhead sets. Onshore SE breeze keeps it choppy at most south-facing spots. Expect longer waits between the best pulses. The afternoon high tide near 5:07p will add water to the lineup and can increase shorebreak run-up in exposed areas.

Gradual fade continues into the evening with well-overhead sets still in the mix. SE onshore flow maintains a choppy surface, though occasional cleaner laps between gusts are possible. Around and after the 5:07p high tide, expect fuller lines and periodic shorewater run-up. Lulls remain noticeable between the bigger pulses.

SSW swell eases but remains solid. Light NE trades turn it cleaner with well-overhead sets on the better peaks and head-high typical waves. Long-period lulls persist. The tide trends toward an 11:00a low, so earlier gets a bit more push; expect slightly racier sections near the late-morning low.

Further easing through the afternoon with overhead sets lingering. A returning SE seabreeze adds chop and some crumble, while short-period SE energy mixes in. The 5:39p high tide will fatten things and enhance shorewash at times. Sets remain spaced out, so patience still pays.