Surf Chronic – Daily Oahu Surf Report

Surf Chronic

Oahu’s free surf report. By surfers, for surfers. Every morning Surf Chronic covers wave heights, wind, tides and marine warnings for Sunset, Ala Moana Bowls, Waikiki and Kewalos, in under two minutes.

  1. 7h ago

    North Shore 8-18 ft, Westside 3-5 ft – Oahu Surf Report Thu Nov 12

    Aloha! It's the Surf Chronic surf report for Thursday, November twelfth, 6 AM. Today's report is brought to you by the Surf Chronic Podcast — subscribe for free on Apple Podcasts today to get your daily surf report. Into the surf we go! High Surf and Small Craft Advisories mean stay ashore unless experienced. Sunrise is six forty-one AM, sunset five fifty-one PM. The tide is rising with high tide at five fifty-eight AM. Wave heights are from the front face of the waves. Pipeline is ten to fifteen feet with cross-shore winds from the East North East at twenty-four miles per hour, making fair conditions. Sunset Beach is fifteen to eighteen feet, Rocky Point eight to twelve and Velzyland eight to ten. Makaha is three to four feet with offshore winds from the East North East at seven miles per hour, making clean conditions. Sandy Beach is two to three feet with cross-shore winds from the North East at twenty-eight miles per hour, making fair conditions. Makapu'u is three to four feet. Ala Moana Bowls is two to three feet with offshore winds from the East North East at nineteen miles per hour, making clean conditions. Diamond Head is two to three feet, Kewalos two to three and Waikiki one to two. Makaha is the best bet right now. Surf drops Friday before another north swell arrives Sunday. Full report and buoys, free at surfchronic dot com. The Surf Chronic, by surfers, for surfers. See you in the water, surf aloha! If this helps your session, rate us on Apple Podcasts. Keep the report free: join the Surf Chronic Ohana for $5 a month. No ads, 11-day forecasts and custom swell alerts. https://surfchronic.com/support/?from=podcast

  2. 1d ago

    North Shore 2-6 ft, South Shore 1-4 ft – Oahu Surf Report Wed Nov 11

    Aloha! It's the Surf Chronic surf report for Wednesday, November eleventh, 6 AM. “Today’s report is backed by Ronin Eyewear! You already know what’s up when you need some shades, get your face in the BOOMBOSSTIXX glasses for polarized clarity and style. Check out ronineyewear "h" "i" .com” Into the surf we go! A Small Craft Advisory and High Surf Advisory mean inexperienced surfers should stay out. Sunrise is six forty-one AM and sunset is five fifty-two PM. Tide is rising with high tide at five eighteen AM. Wave heights are from the front face of the waves. Pipeline is three to four feet with cross-shore winds from the East North East at twenty-four miles per hour, making fair conditions. Sunset Beach is four to six feet, Rocky Point three to four and Haleiwa two to three. Ala Moana Bowls is two to three feet with offshore winds from the East North East at fifteen miles per hour, making clean conditions. Diamond Head is three to four feet, Kewalos two to three and Waikiki one to two. Sandy Beach is two to three feet with cross-shore winds from the North East at twenty-nine miles per hour, making fair conditions. Makapu'u is two to three feet. Makaha is one to two feet with offshore winds from the North East at six miles per hour, making clean conditions. Makaha is the best bet right now. A large north-northwest swell brings advisory surf today. Like the daily report? Back it for five bucks a month with the Grom membership, ad-free reports, swell alerts and eleven-day forecasts. Link's in the show notes. Full report and buoys, free at surfchronic dot com. The Surf Chronic, by surfers, for surfers. See you in the water, surf aloha! If this helps your session, rate us on Apple Podcasts. Keep the report free: join the Surf Chronic Ohana for $5 a month. No ads, 11-day forecasts and custom swell alerts. https://surfchronic.com/support/?from=podcast

  3. 2d ago

    North Shore 3-10 ft, South Shore 1-3 ft – Oahu Surf Report Tue Nov 10

    Aloha! It's the Surf Chronic surf report for Tuesday, November tenth, 6 AM. Big thanks to the crew at Let's Surf Hawaii for backing today's report. If you want to get out there and learn to surf from the best in the west, hit them up. Yessah! Check us out letssurfhi.com. Into the surf we go! A Small Craft Advisory is active, so exercise caution. Sunrise is six forty AM, and sunset is five fifty-two PM. The tide is falling to low at twelve oh seven PM. Wave heights are from the front face of the waves. Pipeline is four to six feet with cross-shore winds from the East North East at sixteen miles per hour, making fair conditions. Sunset Beach is eight to ten feet, Ehukai four to six and Haleiwa three to four. Makaha is two to three feet with offshore winds from the East at seven miles per hour, making clean conditions. Ala Moana Bowls is two to three feet with offshore winds from the East North East at sixteen miles per hour, making clean conditions. Diamond Head is two to three feet, Kewalos one to two and Waikiki one to two. Sandy Beach is two to three feet with cross-shore winds from the East North East at twenty-five miles per hour, making fair conditions. Makapu'u is two to three feet. Best bet right now is Rocky Point at four to six feet. Wednesday brings warning level surf on a larger northwest swell. Full report and buoys, free at surfchronic dot com. The Surf Chronic, by surfers, for surfers. See you in the water, surf aloha! If this helps your session, rate us on Apple Podcasts. Keep the report free: join the Surf Chronic Ohana for $5 a month. No ads, 11-day forecasts and custom swell alerts. https://surfchronic.com/support/?from=podcast

  4. 3d ago

    North Shore 3-7 ft, South Shore 1-4 ft – Oahu Surf Report Mon Nov 9

    Aloha! It's the Surf Chronic surf report for Monday, November ninth, 6 AM. Big mahalo to Shotyah dot com for backing today’s report. They're the digital marketplace linking surfers directly with pro videographers. Don't let your best waves slide by undocumented. Grab your high-quality session clips using code SURFCHRONIC15, for fifteen percent off your subscription. Into the surf we go! A Small Craft Advisory is in effect, so exercise caution offshore. Sunrise is six thirty-nine AM and sunset five fifty-three PM. Honolulu tide is falling to low tide at eleven seventeen AM. Wave heights are from the front face of the waves. Pipeline is four to six feet with offshore winds from the East North East at twenty miles per hour, making clean conditions. Sunset Beach is five to seven feet, Ehukai four to five and Haleiwa three to four. Ala Moana Bowls is three to four feet with offshore winds from the East North East at twenty miles per hour, making clean conditions. Diamond Head is three to four feet, Kewalos two to three and Waikiki one to two. Sandy Beach is two to three feet with cross-shore winds from the East North East at twenty-five miles per hour, making fair conditions. Makapu'u is three to four feet. Makaha is two to three feet with offshore winds from the East North East at eleven miles per hour, making clean conditions. Rocky Point is the best bet right now at four to six feet. A large north-northwest swell arrives Wednesday bringing warning-level surf. Like the daily report? Back it for five bucks a month with the Grom membership, ad-free reports, swell alerts and eleven-day forecasts. Link's in the show notes. Full report and buoys, free at surfchronic dot com. The Surf Chronic, by surfers, for surfers. See you in the water, surf aloha! If this helps your session, rate us on Apple Podcasts. Keep the report free: join the Surf Chronic Ohana for $5 a month. No ads, 11-day forecasts and custom swell alerts. https://surfchronic.com/support/?from=podcast

  5. 4d ago

    North Shore 4-10 ft, South Shore 1-4 ft – Oahu Surf Report Sun Nov 8

    Aloha! It's the Surf Chronic surf report for Sunday, November eighth, 6 AM. Today's report is brought to you by the Surf Chronic Podcast — subscribe for free on Apple Podcasts today to get your daily surf report. Into the surf we go! A Small Craft Advisory is up, so stay cautious offshore. Sunrise is six thirty-nine AM and sunset is five fifty-three PM. The tide is falling to low at ten twenty-nine AM. Wave heights are from the front face of the waves. Pipeline is six to eight feet with cross-shore winds from the East North East at seventeen miles per hour, making fair conditions. Sunset Beach is eight to ten feet, Ehukai five to seven and Haleiwa four to six. Ala Moana Bowls is three to four feet with offshore winds from the East North East at fifteen miles per hour, making clean conditions. Diamond Head is three to four feet, Kewalos two to three and Waikiki one to two. Makaha is two to three feet with offshore winds from the North East at eleven miles per hour, making clean conditions. Sandy Beach is two to three feet with cross-shore winds from the North East at twenty-five miles per hour, making fair conditions. Makapu'u is two to three feet. Sunset Beach is the best bet right now. North-northwest swell peaks this morning before large surf arrives late Wednesday. Full report and buoys, free at surfchronic dot com. The Surf Chronic, by surfers, for surfers. See you in the water, surf aloha! If this helps your session, rate us on Apple Podcasts. Keep the report free: join the Surf Chronic Ohana for $5 a month. No ads, 11-day forecasts and custom swell alerts. https://surfchronic.com/support/?from=podcast

  6. 5d ago

    North Shore 3-8 ft, South Shore 1-4 ft – Oahu Surf Report Sat Nov 7

    Aloha! It's the Surf Chronic surf report for Saturday, November seventh, 6 AM. “Today’s report is backed by Ronin Eyewear! You already know what’s up when you need some shades, get your face in the BOOMBOSSTIXX glasses for polarized clarity and style. Check out ronineyewear "h" "i" .com” Into the surf we go! A Small Craft Advisory is up, so use caution outside the reef. Sunrise is at six thirty-eight AM with sunset at five fifty-three PM. The tide is falling to a low of zero point five feet at nine forty AM. Wave heights are from the front face of the waves. Pipeline is four to five feet with offshore winds from the East North East at eighteen miles per hour, making clean conditions. Sunset Beach is six to eight feet, Rocky Point four to five and Haleiwa three to four. Ala Moana Bowls is two to three feet with offshore winds from the East North East at nineteen miles per hour, making clean conditions. Diamond Head is three to four feet, Kewalos two to three and Waikiki one to two. Sandy Beach is two to three feet with cross-shore winds from the East North East at twenty-four miles per hour, making fair conditions. Makapu'u is three to four feet. Makaha is two to three feet with light winds, making glassy conditions. Haleiwa is the best bet right now. A reinforcing north-northwest swell arrives tonight and builds into Sunday. Full report and buoys, free at surfchronic dot com. The Surf Chronic, by surfers, for surfers. See you in the water, surf aloha! If this helps your session, rate us on Apple Podcasts. Keep the report free: join the Surf Chronic Ohana for $5 a month. No ads, 11-day forecasts and custom swell alerts. https://surfchronic.com/support/?from=podcast

  7. 6d ago

    North Shore 4-12 ft, South Shore 1-4 ft – Oahu Surf Report Fri Nov 6

    Aloha! It's the Surf Chronic surf report for Friday, November sixth, 6 AM. Big thanks to the crew at Let's Surf Hawaii for backing today's report. If you want to get out there and learn to surf from the best in the west, hit them up. Yessah! Check us out letssurfhi.com. Into the surf we go! High Surf Advisories demand caution. Small Craft Advisories urge caution. Brown Water Advisories cover Pounders Beach to Kahana Bay and Haleiwa Beach Park to Papa'iloa Beach, so avoid runoff. Sunrise is six thirty-eight AM, sunset five fifty-four PM. Tide is falling to low at eight forty-seven AM. Wave heights are from the front face of the waves. Pipeline is eight to ten feet with offshore winds from the East North East at twenty-five miles per hour, making clean conditions. Sunset Beach is eight to twelve feet, Laniakea six to eight and Haleiwa four to six. Makaha is three to four feet with light winds, making glassy conditions. Ala Moana Bowls is two to three feet with offshore winds from the East North East at twenty miles per hour, making clean conditions. Diamond Head is three to four feet, Kewalos two to three and Waikiki one to two. Sandy Beach is two to three feet with cross-shore winds from the East North East at twenty-six miles per hour, making fair conditions. Makapu'u is three to four feet. Haleiwa is the best bet right now. Reinforcing north-northwest swell arrives late Saturday. Like the daily report? Back it for five bucks a month with the Grom membership, ad-free reports, swell alerts and eleven-day forecasts. Link's in the show notes. Full report and buoys, free at surfchronic dot com. The Surf Chronic, by surfers, for surfers. See you in the water, surf aloha! If this helps your session, rate us on Apple Podcasts. Keep the report free: join the Surf Chronic Ohana for $5 a month. No ads, 11-day forecasts and custom swell alerts. https://surfchronic.com/support/?from=podcast

  8. Nov 5

    North Shore 4-15 ft, Eastside 2-5 ft – Oahu Surf Report Thu Nov 5

    Aloha! It's the Surf Chronic surf report for Thursday, November fifth, six AM. Big mahalo to Shotyah dot com for backing today’s report. They're the digital marketplace linking surfers directly with pro videographers. Don't let your best waves slide by undocumented. Grab your high-quality session clips using code SURFCHRONIC15, for fifteen percent off your subscription. Into the surf we go! High Surf and Small Craft Advisories are active, so know your limits. Sunrise is six thirty-seven AM and sunset is five fifty-four PM. The tide is falling to a low at seven forty-nine AM. Wave heights are from the front face of the waves. Pipeline is six to eight feet with offshore winds from the East at nineteen miles per hour, making clean conditions. Sunset Beach is ten to fifteen feet, Ehukai six to eight and Haleiwa four to six. Sandy Beach is two to three feet with cross-shore winds from the East North East at twenty-six miles per hour, making fair conditions. Makapu'u is four to five feet. Makaha is three to four feet with offshore winds from the East at seventeen miles per hour, making clean conditions. Ala Moana Bowls is three to four feet with offshore winds from the East North East at nineteen miles per hour, making clean conditions. Diamond Head is three to four feet, Kewalos three to four and Waikiki one to two. Pipeline is the best bet right now. A new north-northwest swell peaks across north and Westside today. Full report and buoys, free at surfchronic dot com. The Surf Chronic, by surfers, for surfers. See you in the water, surf aloha! If this helps your session, rate us on Apple Podcasts. Keep the report free: join the Surf Chronic Ohana for $5 a month. No ads, 11-day forecasts and custom swell alerts. https://surfchronic.com/support/?from=podcast

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