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Mokuoloe, HI Daily Water Report — August 29, 2026

Today's a solid day for diving and sailing in Mokuoloe, with scores of 8.5 and 8.4 out of 10, respectively. The ocean's cooperative mood is thanks to the steady east-northeast winds at around 8 knots, which will gust up to 29.7 knots by mid-afternoon. Divers will appreciate the calmest wave conditions around 5 AM at 1.46 meters, paired with a stable sea surface temperature of 26.5°C and clear blue, oligotrophic waters. Surfers can expect decent conditions with a 7.4 out of 10 score, although the waves are a bit on the shorter side with a period of 6.25 seconds. The swell is coming from 67 degrees, offering a consistent ride, though not the most thrilling of sessions. Early risers might catch the best waves before the wind picks up significantly. Fishing enthusiasts will find a favorable solunar period between 12:25 and 14:25, aligning nicely with the afternoon high tide at 15:22. The fishing score has ticked up to 7.2 from yesterday's 6.4, likely due to the full moon's influence and the stable barometric pressure at 1015 hPa. Kayakers might struggle with the 5.1 score, as the wind and waves present a challenge. Boaters have a slightly easier time with a 6.8 score, thanks to the relatively stable weather and visibility at nearly 10 km, though they should still be cautious of the afternoon gusts. Looking ahead, expect more of the same wave action with minor variations in the coming days. However, keep an eye on the sky, as rain chances are set to increase significantly, reaching up to 90% by the 31st. For today, if you’re diving, the underwater visibility and conditions are as good as they get—grab your gear and dive in!