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The system is not expected to have any impact on Hawaii.
Most of the showers will still be prevalent along windward and mauka areas.
The tropical cyclone in the open ocean and is no threat to the islands.
Scattered showers are expected for windward and mauka areas.
High pressure north of the islands will keep moderate to occasionally breezy trade winds blowing into next week. Low clouds and showers will focus over windward areas, with showers most active during nights and mornings, when they will be more likely to spread leeward on the smaller islands. Daytime heating will produce clouds and a few showers over the leeward slopes of the Big Island during the afternoons and evenings.
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Trade winds will persist for the foreseeable future, but will trend a little lighter over the weekend. Passing low clouds will bring brief showers to windward and mountain areas, especially during nights and mornings. Leeward areas will be mostly dry, but the Big Island's Kona slopes will see a few afternoon and evening showers.
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A high pressure ridge north of the islands will keep moderate to breezy trade winds with brief passing windward and mountain showers in the forecast into Friday. The ridge will weaken from late Friday into the weekend as a weakening cold front approaches from the north. Lighter wind speed trends are expected along with a slight decrease in shower activity this weekend.
A high pressure fan will remain north of the state through the rest of the week with moderate to breezy trade winds in the forecast through Friday.
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Breezy trades will bring passing clouds and showers for windward and mountain areas.
The dry conditions are expected to last through Sunday morning.
High pressure north of the state will keep moderate to breezy trade winds blowing through late next week. Fairly dry and stable conditions are expected through Sunday, with a few light showers affecting windward and mauka areas at times. A more typical trade wind shower regime should resume Sunday afternoon and linger through late next week, with showers favoring windward and mauka areas mainly during the night and early morning hours, and a stray shower reaching leeward communities from time to time.
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Breezy trade winds with drier conditions heading in for the weekend
A dissipating frontal boundary north of the region will bring an uptick in showers mainly to the windward sides of Kauai, Oahu and Molokai through Friday. High pressure building north of the state will maintain moderate trade which will become breezy this weekend, with typical trade wind weather expected into early next week.
An old front will bring showers from Kauai to Maui County tonight, and into Friday for Kauai. Trade winds will focus more of the showers over windward slopes, but some showers will reach leeward sides. Drier, breezy, trade winds weather will continue this weekend and early next week.
Winds will be light and variable, with some afternoon cloudiness.
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Moderate trade winds will become breezy during the weekend as high pressure strengthens north of the state. The trades will push the remnants of a front over western half of the state Thursday into Friday, leading to periods of increased, mainly windward rainfall for Kauai, Oahu, and Molokai. Typical trade wind weather is expected during the weekend and early next week.
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Breezy winds continue, more showers due Thursday
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The season in the Central Pacific runs from June 1 to Nov. 30.
Skies will clear this evening with little expected in rainfall overnight. Trade winds will gradually return Tuesday and slowly strengthen during the week with clouds and showers focusing over windward and mountain areas.
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More typical trade wind conditions should return Tuesday into midweek.
It will be a little humid, but not much is expected in the way of rainfall.
It will feel warm and humid until the trade winds return Tuesdsay.
A passing cold frontal system far north of the Hawaiian Islands will weaken the high pressure ridge north of the state, producing light and variable winds through the Memorial Day weekend. Continued warm temperatures and humid trends are expected each day. Stable atmospheric conditions aloft will limit cloud and shower activity. Daytime onshore sea breezes will produce some interior clouds with just a few showers favoring island mountain and interior sections from afternoon through evening.
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Moderate trade winds will prevail through Friday with passing showers favoring windward and mauka areas. A series of fronts approaching from the northwest will disrupt the trade wind flow over the Holiday weekend, bringing a land and sea breeze pattern to the smaller islands, while light to moderate east-southeasterly winds prevail near the Big Island. Click on the video for details.
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Light trade winds will kick up the next couple of days before fading away by this weekend. The holiday weekend will be warm and slightly muggy. Click on the video for details. Updated with aloha: Meteorologist Jennifer Robbins
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