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Saturday, June 14 2025
THE SKINNY
It’s a beautiful start to the day with calm conditions across all three zones this morning. Expect mostly sunny skies, with a few occasional clouds drifting through some areas. Be sure to check out the snapshots below in each zone for a closer look at today’s conditions.
Calm conditions this morning at Honolua and Kapalua Bay, and Napili’s looking good too with some smaller waves rolling in. Morning clouds and light passing showers should clear up soon, though there’s a chance they’ll return later in the day. Currents are strong near the outer points of the bays, and winds are expected to pick up, so be mindful if you’re heading out.
*Honolua Bay temporarily has no restroom facilities. Do not leave waste in this area.
Ka’anapali: 9.0
Kahekili Beach and the south face of Black Rock are looking incredibly calm and clear this morning. Black Rock should stay mellow for most of the day, while Kahekili may see stronger currents developing in deeper water and near the tip of the rock. Expect mostly sunny skies with winds picking up as the day goes on.
South Shore: 8.0
Kamaole 1, 2 & 3, along with Ulua and Makena Landing, are all looking calm early this morning. There’s a bit of cloud cover toward Makena, but overall we’re expecting mostly sunny skies for a good part of the day. Winds will likely pick up by late morning into the afternoon, bringing choppier waves, stirring up sand, and lowering visibility, so your best bet for clear conditions is earlier in the morning.
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