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Hawaiʻi hazard alerts

Surf, shore by shore

The NWS Surf Zone Forecast: face heights in feet, by the direction a shore faces, on one scale across every island.

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Tides

NOAA's predicted tide for the next two days, at the harbor nearest the island you follow.

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Vog and box jellyfish

Vog, measured as PM2.5 — and the box jellyfish window, which follows the moon.

Vog

Volcanic haze from Kīlauea, carried around the state by the trades. Worst on the Kona and Kaʻū side, where the wind wraps it down the leeward coast.

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Box jellyfish

The most predictable hazard in Hawaiʻi, and the one most visitors are stung by.

Satellite and station loops

GOES-18 satellite and NWS station loops — the wider picture. For rain right now, the radar map on Now is the sharper tool.

Earthquakes and volcanoes

Straight from the USGS: earthquakes in the last 24 hours, and any volcano sitting above normal alert level.