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High surf warning for West Hawaii closes beach parks

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Photography by Baron Sekiya | Hawaii 24/7

Surfers take advantage of the ocean swells hitting West Hawaii at Lyman's surf spot in Kona. Photography by Baron Sekiya | Hawaii 24/7.

This is a Civil Defense message.

This is a high surf update for Tuesday January 12.

A high surf warning remains in effect for west facing shores through this evening. An increase in surf heights yesterday afternoon has resulted in the closure of Kahaluu, Laaloa, Hookena, Milolii, and Mahukona Beach parks. These parks remain closed this morning. Surf heights are expected to slowly diminish through the day.

Again, Kahaluu, Laaloa, Hookena, Miloii, and Mahukona Beach parks are closed this morning. This station will be notified if there are any changes.

Thank you and have a safe day. This is your Hawaii County Civil Defense

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