"Record-Breaking Swell Hits Hawaii, Surfers Brave Massive Waves"

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The active El Nino pattern has resulted in massive swells and surf as high as 50 feet in Hawaii, attracting surfers and causing coastal flooding. Forecasters predicted waves between 20-30 feet, but heights likely reached much higher. El Nino tends to produce larger-than-normal surf in the North Pacific, particularly in Hawaii and California. The National Weather Service issued High Surf warnings and advisories, cautioning about strong breaking waves and powerful currents. Unfortunately, a swimmer from California disappeared during the rough surf, and search operations have been suspended. Wave heights are expected to decrease by Tuesday.
- Active El Nino pattern delivers with surf as high as 50 feet in Hawaii Fox Weather
- PHOTOS: High Surf Warning extended, daring surfers take on large swells at Waimea KHON2 News
- Video: Historic Swell Slams Hawaii, Pro Surfers Go Survival Mode at Outer Reefs Surfer
- Massive surf spares homes, but snarls North Shore traffic Hawaii News Now
- High surf warning downgraded to advisory Maui Now
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