Mostly dry and stable conditions will remain over the state Sunday with locally breezy trade winds. A disturbance to the south of the state that brought increased showers for the Big Island should move away. Expect a slight increase in windward and mauka showers as we start the new work week, with most of the showers during the night and morning hours. We might have a brief break in the trades Monday as a surface trough stalls briefly to the northwest.

Surf will remain elevated for south shores but should fall below the high surf advisory threshold, but the advisory has been extended into the overnight hours. Several reinforcing south-southwest swells are expected for the first half of the week. Meantime, a northwest swell will produce small to moderate surf for north shores Sunday. A small craft advisory is in effect for coastal waters around Maui County and the Big Island through early Monday morning.

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