Kelvin waves have raised sea levels by over a foot in some Pacific regions, especially during El Niño occurrences. These oceanic phenomena affect coastal areas and surf conditions. Recent reports and surf forecasts highlight their influence on oceanic activity and surfing conditions. The impacts of Kelvin waves are detailed in various wave forecasts and predictions.
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