Flood advisory canceled for Molokai, but downpours still possible for eastern end of state
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HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - A flood advisory that was issued early Friday morning for the island of Molokai has been canceled after heavy rain of 1 to 3 inches subsided.
The downpours were the result of a trough that was located just to the north of Maui County, which increased moisture and instability.
The threat of heavy rain will decrease Friday afternoon for most of Maui County, but there’s still the possibility of thunderstorms and heavy rain for windward coastal waters and island and leeward portions of the island of Hawaii as the trough departs to the east.
Breezy trade wind conditions and more normal shower activity are expected for the weekend.
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