A high surf warning that was issued for south-facing shores on all islands has ended, but a high surf advisory remains until Thursday morning.
The National Weather Service says to expect waves of 10 to 14 feet on Wednesday afternoon. That will diminish Wednesday night and into the next morning.
The high surf advisory is scheduled to end at 6 a.m. on Thursday.
Officials warn strong breaking waves and rip currents could make for dangerous swimming conditions. Boats in south-facing harbors should exercise caution.
A High Surf Warning for all south facing shores is in effect through noon Wednesday. Surf heights will decrease slightly into the High Surf Advisory range from Wednesday afternoon through Thursday morning. pic.twitter.com/UfqVjhzWc2
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Moderate trade winds will weaken slightly toward the end of the week with light winds continuing into early next week.
