High surf advisory in effect through the weekend
CRAIG T. KOJIMA / MAY 24
A bodysurfer takes a morning ride on a Point Panic wave on May 24.
A long period southerly swell prompted National Weather Service officials to issue a high surf advisory for south-facing shores this weekend.
The swell is expected to build tonight and peak over the weekend generating surf of 5 to 8 feet, forecasters said.
The advisory is in effect for south shores of all islands from 6 a.m. Saturday to 6 p.m. Sunday.
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What happened to the indication that south shore waves night be 30 feet or so? Everybody gasped.
Summer swell; surf’s up.
First break! Kuna’s is happening. Those were the good old days when I used to spend the day in the ocean.