A potent high pressure system located north of the state will generate strong trade winds until Friday into the weekend. Showers will mainly affect windward and mauka areas, occasionally drifting into leeward areas. Wind speeds will gradually ease to ...

Changing weather in Honolulu brings showers and drier spells with a front approaching; volcanic ash from Kilauea lessens; potential heavy showers expected.

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Trade winds will build tonight and will be locally breezy Sunday and Monday. The increasingly stable trades will focus showers across windward areas, with afternoon showers developing along leeward slopes of the Big Island.

Trades and mostly dry weather are expected for Saturday. Another King Tide will occur before daybreak on Saturday.

Honolulu experiences stable, dry weather with light winds, anticipating an increase in showers and trade winds later in the week.

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Moderate trade winds will bring low-level clouds and showers to windward and mauka areas through Monday ahead of some changes for the rest of the coming week. First Alert: A front will approach the state from the northwest, causing winds to become light from the south-southeast on Tuesday.

A weakening front west of Kauai is drifting away, allowing stronger trade winds to return by the weekend. Light showers will continue mainly on windward sides, with no major rain

Moderate trades will continue to decrease slightly tonight as an upper level trough moves overhead. This slight instability overnight could help provide some enhanced showers, but these should be brief and mainly focused along windward and mauka areas.

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The Ocean's Steady Breath The trade winds are permanent east-to-west prevailing winds that flow in Earth's equatorial region, blowing mainly from the northeast in the Northern Hemisphere and from the southeast in the Southern Hemisphere.

HONOLULU (KHON2) — A high pressure system is strengthening to the north of the state, generating strong and gusty trade winds until Friday. Rainfall will primarily affect windward areas, though occasional showers may spill leeward thanks to strong winds.