From Friday’s National Weather Service Hawaiian Surf Forecast:
“The jet stream has repetitively kept a trough or a eddy just north of Hawaii in recent weeks, keeping above average number of days of small to moderate surf and below average number of days of moderate or stronger trades for late spring. More of the same is expected into the long rang…models keep a trough in the jet stream at a lower latitude than normal for late May into early June, suggesting more short-period, small to moderate episodes [of surf] a few days off and on from mostly NNW to NNE into the first week of June. Such a pattern would keep the number of days of moderate or stronger trades below normal, that is, most days having dominant land and sea breezes.”
Doesn’t sound like we’ll be windsurfing any time soon here.
