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The National Weather Service in Honolulu has issued a high surf advisory for South facing shores of all Hawaiian islands through 6 p.m. Wednesday (Oct 5).

Surf is forecast to be in the six to 12 foot range today. The high surf can cause dangerous rip currents and beach erosion.

High surf advisory for South facing shores of all Hawaiian islands

The National Weather Service in Honolulu has issued a high surf advisory for South facing shores of all Hawaiian islands through 6 p.m. Wednesday (Oct 5). Surf is forecast to be in the six to 12 foot range today. The high surf can cause dangerous rip currents and beach erosion.

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The National Weather Service in Honolulu has extended the High Surf Advisory for South facing shores of all Hawaiian Islands until 6 p.m. Sunday (Sept 11).

Surf is forecast to be five to eight feet in height. Beachgoers should use caution due to dangerous rip currents caused by the high surf.

High Surf Advisory extended through Sunday evening (Sept 11) for South facing shores

The National Weather Service in Honolulu has extended the High Surf Advisory for South facing shores of all Hawaiian Islands until 6 p.m. Sunday (Sept 11). Surf is forecast to be five to eight feet in height. Beachgoers should use caution due to dangerous rip currents caused by the high surf.

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A recent scientific paper has re-kindled a long-running debate over the presence, shape, and depth of mantle plumes (sometimes called hot spots) under the Hawaiian Islands.

Volcano Watch: The new shape of plumes under the Hawaiian Islands?

A recent scientific paper has re-kindled a long-running debate over the presence, shape, and depth of mantle plumes (sometimes called hot spots) under the Hawaiian Islands.

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