WHEN.SURF FORECAST Kahe & Nānākuli

Small but orderly lines from the south-southwest with a little long-period NW wrap should show near Kahe & Nānākuli. Expect mostly waist-high surf with occasional chest-high sets at the better peaks, groomed by light easterly offshore winds. The falling tide may make the smaller waves feel more borderline later in the morning.

Still small overall, with the south pulse and wrapped NW energy holding around waist high, plus occasional chest-high sets. Conditions stay fairly smooth, but the late-morning negative low tide can pinch the lava shelf and reef ledges, making smaller waves look weaker and a little more shallow than the raw numbers suggest.

A modest afternoon pulse keeps small-to-fun surf in the zone, mainly waist to stomach high with a few chest-high sets at focal peaks. The tide fills back in through the afternoon, and winds trend from light to more easterly offshore, so conditions should tidy up nicely toward pau hana.

Monday morning looks similar to a touch bigger, with a longer-period south swell adding more shape while leftover west-northwest wrap stays in the mix. Expect mostly waist to stomach-high surf with occasional shoulder-high sets at the standout peaks. Light easterly offshore winds should keep the faces fairly clean through the morning.

The new south pulse should be more noticeable through Monday afternoon, especially on the better sets, while mixed west-northwest energy adds extra lines. Look for stomach-high surf with occasional shoulder-high sets. Midday ESE texture may linger for a while, then ease some later as the tide fills back in toward evening.