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Expect Sunny mornings, spotty showers afternoon/early evenings plus cool and clear overnights. Great weather thru the weekend into next week. Waves are great for swimmers on the South and East facing shores, 1-3 feet and perfect for the family. High Surf Advisory is in effect for the north and west shores for all Hawaiian Islands; surf heights on the north shore are 15-20 feet with west facing shores up to 15 feet. Life-threteaning and dangerous surf; use caution when going to view the surf.

Expect Sunny mornings, spotty showers afternoon/early evenings plus cool and clear overnights. Great weather thru the weekend into next week. Waves are great for swimmers on the South and East facing shores, 1-3 feet and perfect for the family. High Surf Advisory is in effect for the north and west shores for all Hawaiian Islands; surf heights on the north shore are 15-20 feet with west facing shores up to 15 feet. Life-threteaning and dangerous surf; use caution when going to view the surf.

Light winds featuring overnight land breezes and daytime sea breezes will hold in place over the western islands through early next week, with light to locally moderate trade winds prevailing over the eastern end of the state. Overlapping large northwest swells will continue for another couple of days, keeping surf along north and west facing shores above seasonal averages. A reinforcing northwest swell is forecast to begin to spread down across the area later today. Another large northwest swell with High Surf Advisory wave heights is expected for most north and west facing shores from Saturday into Sunday.

Unsettled weather will be with us this weekend till about the middle of next week.

Unsettled weather will be with us this weekend till about the middle of next week. A cold front with move thru the Hawaiian Island today then stall near Hawaii Island tomorrow. Low pressure will near Kauai bring us added wet weather possibly Sunday into early next week across most of the state. We will see some of the biggest waves of the winter as a large NNW swell is on the way up today, peaking tomorrow.

Today the winds start to transition from light and variable to typical trade wind weather. We go from easterly light winds in the midday to light trade winds this late afternoon/early evening. High Surf WARNING posted for North and West shores of most Hawaiian Islands today with 20-25 foot surf on the North Shore

Mostly dry and stable conditions with light and variable winds will continue into Tuesday. The best chance for a few light showers will be driven by sea breezes through the afternoon periods. A return of a more typical trade wind pattern is expected by Wednesday, which should continue through the weekend.

As we get into the afternoon hours, we could see an area of enhanced moisture could bring some showers by this afternoon over Kauai and O’ahu, but the showers should get caught up in the trade wind flow during your afternoon/evening commute. There may also be a few showers over Maui County and Hawaii Island. High Pressure to the north will keep the trade wind fan going meaning lower humidity and sunny to partly cloudy skies with those trade showers blowing over the leeward side at times. A drier trend will move in from the east for the second half of the week.

An area of enhanced moisture could bring some showers by this afternoon over Kauai and O'ahu, but the showers will get caught up in the trade wind flow. This will keep the rain on the move on the windward and mauka sections of Kauai and O'ahu. There may also be a few showers over Maui County and Hawaii Island.

An area of enhanced moisture could bring some showers by this afternoon over Kauai and Oahu, but the showers will get caught up in the trade wind flow.

Mostly to partly sunny with windward and mauna showers drifting leeward at times. A trough to the north of Kauai and Oʻahu; also south of Hawaii Island could bring some showers to both ends of the state but will be caught up in the trade wind flow.
There will be surf on the south, north and west side wraparound as some wave energy visits our state meaning some waves for surfers on those shorelines. Surf on the East side will be messy and inconsistent with the trade wind swell.

Typical trade wind weather with most of the state seeing sunshine and partly cloudy skies with windward and mauka showers drifting leeward at times through the day Friday.

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Linda was downgraded to a post tropical storm and is approximately 700 miles east of Hilo as of 5:00am this morning (20 Aug 2021). It is forecast to pass over the Hawaiian Islands this Sunday and Monday; it could bring heavy rains and possible flash flooding. Forecast: Trade winds weather will remain dominant today and tomorrow. Mostly sunny skies with windward and mauka showers drifting leeward at times.

At 5:00am this morning (19 Aug 2021) Hurricane Linda is approximately 1100 miles East of Hilo, Hawaii; bringing with it possible heavy showers and possible flash flooding Sunday and Monday TODAYS forecast: Forecast calls for trade wind weather which returned last night and will last thru Saturday. This means sunshine with windward and mauka clouds and showers drifting leeward at times. The south swell has peaked and is slowly making its decline. The High Surf Advisory will go away this morning at 6:00am as surf continues to drop advisory . No significant swells from the south are expected through early next week, although small, moderate period swells will prevent surf from going flat.

One more day of light winds with afternoon clouds and showers over the interior and leeward sections of the islands. More typical trade wind weather is expected to return Thursday through Saturday. Hurricane Linda may weaken to a remnant low by this Saturday afternoon and bring Hawaii possible heavy showers as a remnant low late Saturday/early Sunday into Monday. A high surf advisory is posted for the south shores of all islands through 6 p.m. tonight. For those not experience, this could mean life threatening conditions.

Light and variable winds today and tomorrow as a weak trough passes north of the state. Winds will be light enough for afternoon sea breezes to produce clouds and showers over interior and leeward sections of the islands, with a higher chance for showers Tuesday. Catagory 2 Hurricane “Linda” is still some 2000 miles WSW of Hilo, Hawaii and is still in the Eastern Pacific. It is not expected to make a significan impact in the next 72 hours; except for some surf energy on the East facing shores perhaps Wednesday. In surf, a west-northwest swell will likely peak overnight and gradually diminish tonight into tomorrow. On south shores, surf is slowly rising as a long-period south swell arrives.

Drier trade wind weather is forecast for today, but Tuesday will bring more humidity and moisture as remnants of former tropical cyclone Jimena move thru our state. The leading edge of the moisture field is expected to reach Hawaii Island by Monday and move westward thru the islands. Most of the showers will be windward and mauka, drifting occationally to the leeward side at times. Drier conditions on Thursday and gusty trade winds Friday into the weekend.

Breezy trade winds will persist through today, but the trades will weaken slightly this weekend. Low clouds and brief trade showers will continue along windward facing sections, especially during nights and mornings. Leeward areas of the smaller islands will be mostly dry, but the Big Island’s Kona slopes will continue to have a few afternoon and evening showers. Locally breezy trade winds are expected to return to the state early next week. Surf will remain small on most shores thru the weekend.

Morning Sunshine and afternoon showers with warm and humid conditions today and tomorrow. Clouds and showers will favor interior and leeward locations through the afternoon and early evening. Molokai and Lanai have a 70-90% chance of rain; thunderstorms over Hawaii upper slopes possible.

Two more days of trade wind weather which means lots of sunshine, low humidity, windward and mauka showers drifting leeward at times.

Two more days of trade wind weather which means lots of sunshine, low humidity, windward and mauka showers drifting leeward at times, but an approaching system from the east cuts off the trade winds on Sunday and Monday bringing a few more showers mostly to Maui and Hawaii island.

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Lots of sunshine today with some afternoon sea breezes and nighttime land breezes, but a weakening cold front is moving toward the islands.

It’s going to be a great week of weather — moderate, northeasterly trade winds, which means sunshine with a typical pattern of windward and mauka showers will prevail Tuesday through Thursday, with an increase in showers possible over some areas Friday and Saturday.

It’s going to be a great week of weather; moderate northeasterly trade winds which means sunshine with a typical pattern of windward and mauka showers will prevail Tuesday through Thursday, with an increase in showers possible over some areas Friday and Saturday. Overall for the rest of us.

Mostly sunny skies for Oahu, Kauai and Lanai with some isolated showers.

Mostly Sunny skies for O’ahu, Kauai and Lanai with some isolated showers. We’ve started to lose the trade winds overnight and are headed to light winds by tomorrow. This will mean daytime sea breeze conditions brings us the possibility of some interior and leeward afternoon rainfall.

Partly cloudy skies with possible showers and possible thunderstorms for Hawaii Island are due to unstable conditions over the islands as a surface trough over Oahu moves toward the west and a disturbance aloft weakens. Big surf on North and East shores on the way down.

Windy trade winds will persist through tomorrow before a softening trend begins. During the second half of the week, models are in agreement for a band of showers to move through the islands Wednesday evening. Wetter conditions moves in Thursday through at least Friday due to a front settling near t

Strong and gusty trade winds are with us today and tomorrow 15-30+ with gusts up to 55mph. Windward and mauka showers drifting leeward at times. We have a modest increase in moisture moving in from the east which will bring us a little more rain than last week.

Dry and breezy conditions today with mostly to partly sunny skies plus windward and mauka showers drifting leeward at times, but that will change. Starting tomorrow an upper level trough along with an influx of moisture from the east and southeast, will likely increase trade wind shower coverage.

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Clearing skies with light southerly winds in front of an approaching cold front nearing Kauai. For O’ahu this will mean clearing skies near late afternoon into tomorrow with Sunny conditions until midday when there is the possibility of light to moderate rain showers.

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Trade wind weather today with windward and mauka showers drifting leeward at times. A cold front moves in from the west, that means Tuesday will be a weather transition day with with southerly winds pulling up moisture as the cold front nears Wednesday will be heavy rains and possible thunderstorms

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Moderate trade winds through Thursday. Showers will favor windward areas, especially during the night and morning hours. By Friday, bringing light and variable winds and afternoon showers across interior areas.

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Lighter winds and mostly dry weather will make for nice and crisp conditions before sunrise.

Lighter winds and mostly dry weather making for nice and crisp conditions before sunrise, lots of sunshine with some afternoon interior, possible leeward sprinkles. Conditions to last until Thursday when winds will increase and by Christmas Day, wet weather and strong winds thru Saturday.

Mostly Sunny skies are in the forecast but conditions are changing. By the end of today, the winds will start to trend down and become light and variable by Wednesday. The winds will rebuild as a new high pressure area builds towards the end of the week. By Christmas Day, the winds will be strong.

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The disturbance that has been affecting Hawaii’s weather has begun to pull away from the state. As we transition to breezy trade winds, high pressure will build to the north. This will mean trade wind weather and will actually bring strong and gusty trades by Monday.

Partly to Mostly Cloudy with scattered light showers for the western and central parts of the state today. The front that was expected to stall over Maui County snuck past and will continue to bring showers for parts of Maui AND Hawaii Island today as it weakens and continues northwest.

Partly to Mostly Cloudy with scattered light showers for the western and central parts of the state today. The front that was expected to stall over Maui County snuck past and will continue to bring showers for parts of Hawaii Island today as it weakens and continues northwest

Partly to Mostly Cloudy with scattered light showers for the western and central parts of the state today. The front that was expected to stall over Maui County snuck past and will continue to bring showers for parts of Hawaii Island today as it weakens and continues northwest

The front that brought rains to Kauai and O’ahu is now stalled over Maui County and should start to dissapate tonight as a deep low starts to move to the north. Spotty heavy showers will continue along and southeast of the front which will continue to affect Maui County.

The front that brought rains to Kauai and Oahu is forecast to stall over Maui County and start to dissipate tonight as a deep low starts to move to the north.

The front that brought rains to Kauai and O’ahu is forecast to stall over Maui County and start to dissipate tonight as a low starts to move to the north. Spotty heavy showers will continue along and southeast of the front so the possibility of heavy rainfall or thunderstorms still exist for Maui.