Though Hurricane Olaf is not a direct threat to Hawaii, surf generated by the storm continues to impact south- and east-facing shores of the Big Island, the National Weather Service said Friday. ADVERTISING Though Hurricane Olaf is not a direct
Though Hurricane Olaf is not a direct threat to Hawaii, surf generated by the storm continues to impact south- and east-facing shores of the Big Island, the National Weather Service said Friday.
A high surf warning is in effect for northern, eastern and southern coasts through 6 p.m. Saturday. Wave heights of 12 to 18 feet are forecast.
A high surf advisory is in effect for south-facing shores through 6 a.m. Saturday. Wave heights of 5 to 8 feet are expected along the Kona Coast.
Beach goers, surfers, and swimmers are advised to exercise caution and to heed all advice given by Ocean Safety officials. Residents in low-lying coastal areas prone to high surf and surge impacts and boat owners are advised to take necessary precautions, Civil Defense said.
All beach parks are open, Civil Defense said.
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