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Honolulu, HI Daily Water Report — September 1, 2026

Today in Honolulu, the ocean is serving up some prime conditions, especially for surfers who are in for a treat with a superb 9.4/10 score. The waves are rolling in at a steady 1.16 meters with a 9.85-second period, and the swell from the south is just about perfect. Wind from the northeast is moderate at 8 knots, with gusts picking up to 29.2 knots around 1 PM, so timing your session before the afternoon gusts kick in could be a smart move. Sailors will also find favorable conditions, scoring an 8.3/10. The consistent northeast wind provides a good push, while the cloud cover remains minimal at 10%, ensuring clear skies for most of the day. For boaters, the conditions are decent with a 7.2/10 score, though the stronger gusts around midday might make for a bumpy ride. Fishing prospects are solid at 7.8/10, with the best bite likely during the solunar major periods from 2:45 to 4:45 AM and 2:45 to 4:45 PM. The low tide at 13:40 could also bring some action closer to shore. Kayakers, however, might want to exercise caution, as the conditions are less favorable with a 5.6/10 score due to the wind and wave dynamics. Looking back, the waters have been relatively stable, with surfing consistently high over the past week. As we look ahead, conditions are expected to remain favorable for the next few days, though wave heights are predicted to increase slightly, reaching up to 1.9 meters by September 7th. In summary, surfers should wax up and hit the waves early, while sailors can enjoy a breezy day on the water. And remember, the best surf waits for no one!