Storm activity across the South Pacific intensified during the final third of May , generating swell that continues to impact Hawaii and the west coast of the Americas through the opening days of June. The powerful swell train also delivered notable surf to Teahupo'o, showcasing the strength and reach of this Southern Hemisphere storm cycle. Check out how the swell performed at Teahupo'o, Tahiti HERE and HERE . The most recent storm, which developed over the past several days, was even stronger. This system whipped up wind speeds up to 50-60+ knots and seas in excess of 40-50+ feet, numbers you don't see all that often. Note, this energy is better aimed at the Americas overall, due to the storm's orientation and position (see image below). As a result, the countries from Mexico through Central and South America will receive one of the biggest swells that I can remember in a long time. Solid swell currently en route for the Americas. Graphic: Wavemaps .…