Honolulu rolled into Saturday, February 14, under partly cloudy skies, a warm 73°F at daybreak, and an afternoon high headed for about 81°F. East to east‑northeast trade winds are already flexing, and isolated showers will favor windward and mauka neighborhoods as the day wears on, as reported by the National Weather Service.
Afternoon Winds Pick Up
On Saturday, February 14, east winds are expected to run around 16–22 mph, with gusts up to 31 mph. By Sunday, February 15, 2026, those winds strengthen to about 16–26 mph, with gusts near 38 mph. The tightening pressure gradient has kicked up marine concerns and a Small Craft Advisory that remains in effect for coastal waters through 6 AM HST Monday, February 16, 2026, and officials say mariners should be ready for rough seas and strong gusts, according to the National Weather Service Honolulu.
Marine And Surf
East-facing shores are on track for building, wind-driven surf and increasingly choppy conditions by Sunday, and some channels could flirt with gale conditions. Boaters are urged to secure small craft or wait it out before heading offshore; see our earlier report, trade winds crank up, small boats on alert, for background and local harbor advisories.
What To Expect This Weekend
Isolated morning showers may pass through before noon on Saturday, February 14, but afternoons both days should trend mostly sunny, with highs near 81°F Saturday and around 79°F February 15, 2026. Nights stay on the mild side, with lows near 73°F Saturday night and about 71°F Sunday night, and just a 10–30% chance of brief, wind-driven showers for windward and mauka areas, as per the National Weather Service.
Plan for gusty conditions that can nudge high-profile vehicles and complicate outdoor plans. Secure loose items, give yourself extra time for water activities, and keep an eye on updates in case watches or advisories change.
