November through March is when Hawaii gets the big waves.
The waves are highest in the winter/January.
Hawaii's waves primarily form in the Pacific Ocean, driven by trade winds and ocean swells generated by storms far away. The islands' unique geography, including underwater reefs and coastal features, shapes and amplifies these swells as they approach the shore. Popular surf spots, like the North Shore of Oahu, benefit from this dynamic, creating some of the most renowned waves in the world.
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Bethany Hamilton was attacked in Nepali Hawaii. Where there were very nice waves.
Because it's has big waves
Because waves ARE curved shapes!
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Ocean breakers are large waves that form and break typically near the shoreline. They are caused by the interaction of wind, currents, and obstacles in the water. Breakers are important for coastal erosion and the formation of beaches.
Winter storms a long way from Hawaii. There are a few thousand miles of ocean to let the wind build up REALLY big waves before they strike the shallow water at the islands. In special times, the waves may be more than 40 feet tall.
There are waves in some beaches. There are waves because the winds push the water toward the shore. In Hawaii there are huge waves because there are strong winds. Small to big waves are perfect for surfing or bodyboarding. In some beaches like Miami Beach have small waves but not always. In many conditions and weather can change the effects on the waves. For example, if there was a hurricane in Miami Beach, the waves would be wild, or huge waves. The waves are created by the winds. Some beaches have no waves sometimes. The best waves comes usually in September through November.