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630AM OBS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 24TH
SCATTERED TO BROKEN CLOUDS WITH SOME WINDWARD SHOWERS. MODERATE-FRESH ENE TRADES
FILLING TO STRONG TOWARDS LUNCH. SMALL CRAFT ADVISORY FOR ALL WATERS.
Big Picture updated 7/21. Average ENE trade swell. Tiny South to SSE and some NE
wrap to the North Shore. Call 596-SURF: 7a, noon, 3pm; plus, the 5p
(recap-forecast).
NORTH SHORE:
Holding tiny trade wind wrap. Fairly clean with slight texture due to moderate
side-offshores but not much surf plus getting windier. Sunset 0-1'; Rocky Pt
0-1'; Pipe flat'; Chuns 0-1/2'; Laniakea 1-1.5'; Ali'i Beach Park flat. Partly
cloudy skies.
WEST:
Up a hair on a 1' 14 sec SSE. Holding micro 13 sec South. Clean under light to
moderate offshores but mostly flat. Makaha is 0-occ 1' behind the reef. Partly
cloudy skies.
TOWN:
Up a hair on a 1' 14 sec SSE. Holding micro 13 sec South. Nice offshores under
moderate trades filling to strong toward lunch. Waikiki reefs are 0-1.5';
Kaisers-Rockpiles to Ala Moana to Kewalos are 0-1.5'. occ 2' Mostly clear skies.
DIAMOND HEAD:
Up a hair on a 1' 14 sec SSE. Holding micro 13 sec South plus minor windswell.
Trade textured due to breezy side-offshore winds. Surf's 1-occ. 2' at takeoff
and combo peaks. Scattered clouds.
SANDY'S:
Up on Trade swell. Up a hair on a 1' 14 sec SSE. Holding micro 13 sec South.
Trade textured due to breezy to strong side-offshores. Full Pt/Half Pt are
1-2'occ 3'. Shorebreak is looking cleaner at 1-2' occ 3'. Scattered to broken
clouds.
EAST MAKAPU'U:
Up and Rising 8 sec ENE trade swell. Very choppy and disorganized. Surf's 2-3'
and mushing in from the outside left near the rocks. Keikis is smaller at
1-2.5'. Mostly cloudy skies.
* Forecast
* Big Picture
* Kauai
* Maui
* Big Island
WINDS
Wednesday
Range:
15-25+mph ENE Trade
filling in toward lunch
Thursday
Range:
15-25+mph ENE Trade
Friday
Range:
15-25+mph ENE Trade
Saturday
Range:
10-25mph ENE Trade
Sunday
Range:
10-25mph ENE Trade
NORTH
Wednesday
07/24
Primary
Up & holding 7s NE
Haw: 0-1.5
Face: 0-2
Secondary
None NONE
Haw: 0
Face: 0
divin , paddlin, fishin, sailin
nost spots 1/2'
Thursday
07/25
Primary
Holding 8s NE
Haw: 0-1.5
Face: 0-2
Secondary
None NONE
Haw: 0
Face: 0
divin , paddlin, fishin, sailin
Friday
07/26
Primary
Rising 8s NE
Haw: 0-1.5
Face: 0-2
Secondary
None NONE
Haw: 0
Face: 0
divin , paddlin, fishin, sailin
Saturday
07/27
Primary
Up & holding 8s NE
Haw: 0-2
Face: 0-3
Secondary
None NONE
Haw: 0
Face: 0
divin , paddlin, fishin, sailin
Sunday
07/28
Primary
Dropping 8s NE
Haw: 0-2
Face: 0-3
Secondary
None NONE
Haw: 0
Face: 0
divin , paddlin, fishin, sailin
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WEST
Wednesday
07/24
Primary
Up & holding 7s NE
Haw: 0
Face: 0
Secondary
Dropping 13s S
Haw: 0-1
Face: 0-1.5
divin , paddlin, fishin, sailin
Thursday
07/25
Primary
Up & holding 16s S
Haw: 0
Face: 0
Secondary
Holding 8s NE
Haw: 0
Face: 0
Fair
Friday
07/26
Primary
Holding 16s S
Haw: 0
Face: 0
Secondary
Rising 8s NE
Haw: 0
Face: 0
Fair
Saturday
07/27
Primary
Dropping 14s S
Haw: 0
Face: 0
Secondary
Up & holding 8s NE
Haw: 0
Face: 0
Fair
Sunday
07/28
Primary
Dropping 8s NE
Haw: 0
Face: 0
Secondary
Dropping 12s S
Haw: 0-1
Face: 0-1.5
divin , paddlin, fishin, sailin
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SOUTH
Wednesday
07/24
Primary
Dropping 13s S
Haw: 0-1.5
Face: 0-2
Secondary
Rising 14s SSE
Haw: 0-1.5
Face: 0-2
Fair-Good side-offshore
Thursday
07/25
Primary
Up & holding 16s S
Haw: 1-1.5
Face: 1-2
Secondary
None NONE
Haw: 0
Face: 0
Fair
Friday
07/26
Primary
Holding 16s S
Haw: 1-1.5
Face: 1-2
Secondary
Rising 13s SSE
Haw: 0-1.5
Face: 0-2
Fair
Saturday
07/27
Primary
Dropping 14s S
Haw: 1-1.5
Face: 1-2
Secondary
Up & holding 11s SSE
Haw: 1-1.5
Face: 1-2
Fair
Sunday
07/28
Primary
Dropping 12s S
Haw: 0-1.5
Face: 0-2
Secondary
Dropping 10s SSE
Haw: 0-1.5
Face: 0-2
divin , paddlin, fishin, sailin
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EAST
Wednesday
07/24
Primary
Up & Rising 7s ENE
Haw: 1-3
Face: 2-5
Secondary
None NONE
Haw: 0
Face: 0
Choppy
Thursday
07/25
Primary
Up & holding 8s ENE
Haw: 2-3
Face: 3-5
Secondary
None NONE
Haw: 0
Face: 0
Lumpy-Bumpy
Friday
07/26
Primary
Rising 8s ENE
Haw: 2-3
Face: 3-5
Secondary
None NONE
Haw: 0
Face: 0
Choppy
Saturday
07/27
Primary
Up & holding 8s ENE
Haw: 2-4
Face: 3-7
Secondary
None NONE
Haw: 0
Face: 0
Lumpy-Bumpy
Sunday
07/28
Primary
Dropping 8s ENE
Haw: 2-3+
Face: 3-5+
Secondary
None NONE
Haw: 0
Face: 0
Choppy
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CURRENT SWELLS:
Wednesday 07/24
Primary: Up & holding 7s NE surf @0-1.5 Primary: Up & Rising 7s ENE surf @1-3
Secondary: Dropping 13s S surf @0-1.5
MARINE WARNINGS:
Wednesday 07/24
Small Craft Advisory for all waters, coastal and channel due strong ENE trades
through Friday
SAILING REPORT:
Wednesday 07/24
Good with fresh to strong ENE trades of 15-25+mph filling in by lunch through
Friday before dropping a notch over the weekend.
DIVING REPORT:
Wednesday 07/24
North shores: Good due to minimal surf and moderate to fresh to strong trades
filling in y lunch; West shores: Excellent for most zones with moderate to fresh
offshores and tiny surf. South shores: Good for most zones, best bet for deeper
dives... with tiny surf and brisk offshores. East shores: Poor to fair due to
average surf and fresh-strong ENE trades thru Friday.
OAHU
MAUI
KAUAI
BIG ISLAND
WEATHER
Surf Advisory and Warning Criteria
Location/shoreline Advisory Warning
North-Facing Shores- 15 Feet faces (8' Local) 25 Feet faces (15' local)
West-Facing Shores - 12 Feet (7' local) 20 Feet (12' local)
West-Facing- Big Is.- 8 Feet (4'+ local) 12 Feet (7' local)
South-Facing Shores- 8 Feet (4'+ local) 15 Feet (8' local)
East-Facing Shores- 8 Feet (4'+ local) 15 Feet (8' local)
BIG PICTURE
INACTIVE.
Get the latest on the tropics at www.hurricanes.gov
The Central Pacific Hurricane Center outlook for the 2017 Central Pacific
Hurricane Season calls for 5 to 8 tropical cyclones to either develop or cross
into the Central Pacific with a 40% chance for an above-normal season, a 40%
chance for a normal season, and a 20% chance for a below-normal season. An
average season has 4 to 5 tropical cyclones, which include tropical depressions,
tropical storms, and hurricanes.
A tropical depression forms when a low-pressure area is accompanied by
thunderstorms that produce a circular wind flow with maximum sustained winds
below 39 mph. An upgrade to a tropical storm occurs when cyclonic circulation
becomes more organized and maximum sustained winds gust between 39 mph and 73
mph. A tropical storm is then upgraded into Category 1 hurricane status as
maximum sustained winds increase to between 74 mph and 95 mph. (The highest
classification in the scale, Category 5, is reserved for storms with winds
exceeding 156 mph).
Tropical cyclones go by many names around the world, and the terminology can get
confusing. Once a tropical cyclone strengthens to the point where it has
gale-force winds—39 mph or greater—it becomes a tropical storm. A storm that
reaches tropical storm strength usually gets its own name to help us quickly
identify it in forecasts and warnings. Once a tropical storm begins producing
sustained winds of around 75 mph, we call the storm a typhoon in the western
Pacific near Asia and a hurricane in the oceans on either side of North America.
A “typhoon” and a “hurricane” are the same kind of storm, they just go by
different names…it’s only a matter of geography.
NWS criteria for High Surf Advisories & Warnings.
In coordination with civil defense agencies & water safety organizations in
Hawai`i, the NWS uses the criteria below for the issuance of High Surf
Advisories & Warnings in coordination with civil defense agencies & water safety
organizations in Hawai`i.
All surf height observations & forecasts are for the full face surf height, from
the trough to the crest of the wave.
Advisory and Warning Criteria Location
Warning North-Facing Shores 15 Feet 25 Feet
West-Facing Shores - Remaining Islands 12 Feet 20 Feet
West-Facing Shores - Big Island 8 Feet 12 Feet
South-Facing Shores 8 Feet 15 Feet
East-Facing Shores 8 Feet 15 Feet
'Travel Time' Buoy 51101 to Waimea Buoy. Distance: 269 nautical miles (~310
miles). Angle: 307 deg
Wave Wave Wave Depth Wave Direction (deg)----------
Period Length Speed Shallow 295, 305, 315, 325, 335, 345, 355
(s) (ft) (nm/h) (ft) Travel Time (hours)----------
10sec. 512. 15. 256. 17.3, 17.7, 17.6, 16.9, 15.7, 14.0, 11.9
12sec. 737. 18. 369. 14.5, 14.8, 14.6, 14.0, 13.0, 11.6, 9.9
14sec. 1003. 21. 502. 12.4, 12.7, 12.5, 12.0, 11.2, 10.0, 8.5
16sec. 1310. 24. 655. 10.8, ,1 1.1, 11.0, 10.5, 9.8, 8.7, 7.4
18sec. 1658. 27. 829. 9.6, 9.8, 9.8, 9.4, 8.7, 7.8, 6.6
20sec. 2047. 30. 1024. 8.7 8.9 8.8 8.4 7.8 7.0 5.9
22sec. 2477. 33. 1239. 7.9 8.1 8.0 7.7 7.1 6.3 5.4
24sec. 2948. 36. 1474. 7.2 7.4 7.3 7.0 6.5 5.8 4.9
Tropical Storms - wind 39-73 mph (34-63 kt)
Category 1 - winds 74-95 mph (64-82 kt)
Category 2 -winds 96-110 mph (83-95 kt)
Category 3 -winds 111-130 mph (96-113 kt)
Category 4 - winds 131-155 mph (114-135 kt)
Category 5 -winds 156 mph and up (135+ kt)
Please visit the Central Pacific Hurricane Center website at
www.weather.gov/cphc for the most recent bulletins.
ENSO is a single climate phenomenon, it has three states or phases. The two
opposite phases, “El Niño” and “La Niña,” require certain changes in both the
ocean and the atmosphere because ENSO is a coupled climate phenomenon. “Neutral”
is in the middle of the continuum. The MJO (Madden-Julian Oscillation) is an
eastward moving disturbance of clouds, rainfall, winds, and pressure that
traverses the planet in the tropics and returns to its initial starting point in
30 to 60 days, on average, unlike ENSO which is stationary. In a nutshell, more
active means more surf.
Kelvin wave (A Kelvin wave is a wave in the ocean or atmosphere that balances
the Earth's Coriolis force against a topographic boundary such as a coastline,
or a waveguide such as the equator. A feature of a Kelvin wave is that it is
non-dispersive, i.e., the phase speed of the wave crests is equal to the group
speed of the wave energy for all frequencies. This means that it retains its
shape as it moves in the alongshore direction over time.)
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