Sunday, May 29th: 2-3′ at average spots, 3-4’+ summer focal points.
Old SSW swell drops to smaller leftovers as fresh long-period SW swell starts to fill in. Better spots are in knee-waist high waves. NW windswell rebounds through the day and should provide enough juice to cross up some of the smaller Southern Hemi lines. Moderate westerly wind develops for the afternoon.
Memorial Day (Monday), May 30th: Widespread 3-4′ with 5-6’+ sets at summer focal points.
Fun, long-period SW swell builds further Monday and peaks into Tuesday. Note that there will be a decent amount of NW swell mix in the water as well so a lot of spots in play over the holiday. Expect waist-chest high waves through most, while good spots easily hit shoulder-head high. Summer focal points will go slightly overhead. Note that the front end of this swell will be somewhat shadowed and lully due to the French Polynesian shadow.
Tuesday, May 31st: More 3-4′ waves at most, 5-6′ sets at summer standouts.
Similar to previous day as long-period SW swell tops out, while NW swell mix begins to fade. There should still be a few good corners at the beachbreaks but as that NW swell drops, summer points/reefs will look best. Continued waist-chest high surf with good spots shoulder-head high. Again, summer focal points push overhead on sets.
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