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First Alert Forecast: More showers and potentially heavy rain expected this week
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Breezy trade winds are expected Monday with limited showers for windward and mauka areas, but some changes in the form of southerly winds and more showers are brewing by midweek. An upper level low to the northwest will turn winds out of the southeast by late Tuesday,...
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Guy Hagi's HNN Sunrise surf and weather report for October 7, 2026
A FLOOD WATCH will go into effect tonight through Thursday afternoon for Kauai and Oahu.
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Honolulu’s Sun-Soaked Tuesday to Be Slammed by Midweek Thunderstorms
Honolulu is starting Tuesday warm and mostly sunny, with temperatures around 74 degrees before sunrise and a high near 86. Northeast winds around 3 to 7 mph should keep the day breezy but comfortable, with only a small chance of a passing shower. The pleasant setup is temporary. The National...
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First Alert Forecast: Lighter winds with increasing showers expected from Wednesday through Friday
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Breezy trades will slowly turn out of the south by midweek as an area of low pressure develops to the north of the state, with the lighter winds, spotty afternoon showers will pop up over a few leeward neighborhoods. The potential for heavy rain will increase beginning...
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First Alert Forecast: Wet weather on the way
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - A low pressure system is developing just to our north and that will change up the weather for the second half of the week. The breezy trade winds will weaken overnight tonight and by Wednesday be light and variable. That means the passing windward and mauka showers will give way to afternoon pop-up showers in the interior neighborhoods across the state.
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Pacific Explodes With 20 Named Storms and 8 Major Hurricanes While the Atlantic Has 8 Storms and Zero Hurricanes, as a Powerful El Niño Flips the 2026 Season Upside Down
HONOLULU, HAWAII — The 2026 hurricane season is turning into one of the most lopsided on record. Through October 2, the Eastern and Central Pacific has produced 20 named storms, 10 hurricanes and a stunning 8 major hurricanes. Meanwhile, the Atlantic has managed just 8 named storms and zero hurricanes. Forecasters say this dramatic split is exactly what a powerful El Niño can do, supercharging the Pacific while shutting down storm development in the Atlantic.
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Monday Weather | Breezy trades ease today as wetter conditions build this week
HONOLULU (Island News) -- Breezy trade winds will continue across the islands today, bringing mostly dry and stable weather. A few light showers are expected, mainly over windward and mauka areas. Shower activity should decrease through the day. Winds will gradually weaken later today and Tuesday. By Wednesday, winds will...
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First Alert Forecast: Pleasant Sunday, but rain is in the week ahead
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Stable conditions and moderate to breezy trade winds are expected through Monday. Winds will become lighter Tuesday, which could lead to afternoon clouds and showers for interior sections of the islands. A First Alert for the latter part of the week as an early-season trough will settle...
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First Alert Forecast: Trade winds back just in time for the weekend
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - It was a little wet this afternoon in windward neighborhoods, particularly for Kauai and Oahu. It’s the last bit of trailing moisture behind Hurricane Nolo, now 500+ miles west of Lihue. Drier air is moving in with the winds that have turned from southerly to more easterly. Weekend weather will be pleasant with some afternoon showers popping up over windward neighborhoods.
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HECO Knows What’s Behind Outages. It Just Won’t Tell You
Shaun Peck wants to know why he keeps losing power when the weather’s fine, why the lights across Hawaiʻi Kai Marina are on while his house is dark, or why, say, his mother’s lights go out in Portlock while he’s fine just a few miles away in Kuliʻouʻou.