A large west-northwest swell brought warning level surf to the Big Island’s leeward coast on Sunday. A large west-northwest swell brought warning level surf to the Big Island’s leeward coast on Sunday. National Weather Service forecasters based in Honolulu called
A large west-northwest swell brought warning level surf to the Big Island’s leeward coast on Sunday.
National Weather Service forecasters based in Honolulu called for 8- to 12-foot waves along west-facing shores of the Kona, Kohala and Ka’u coasts, with the highest surf expected from Kailua-Kona to South Point.
The warning was dropped Sunday afternoon, however, a high surf advisory remains in effect until 6 p.m. today. Forecasters expect waves between 8 and 11 feet with some higher sets throughout the day.
