Honolulu faces a Monday high of 84°F, with breezy trade winds.
Warm, Windy Start To The Week
Monday should stay drier, with isolated showers possible.
The latest outlook keeps the start of the week drier than some earlier scenarios, continuing the trend noted in Hoodline’s earlier forecast, but it now points toward more unsettled conditions later on.
Tuesday Brings Heat And A Few Showers
Tuesday could bring increased shower activity as trade winds continue.
Wednesday may bring increased shower coverage as trade winds weaken slightly by midweek.
Wetter Pattern May Arrive Late Week
Late-week showers may increase, with breezy winds possible Thursday. Rainfall risk continues Friday.
The National Weather Service Honolulu office is also watching a disorganized tropical disturbance southeast of the islands. Forecast confidence is lower than usual for the second half of the week, with the greatest heavy-rain concern currently focused on eastern portions of the state and the Big Island, though Honolulu could still see more showers and stronger winds if the pattern shifts.
What To Know For Outdoor Plans
Monday and Tuesday look workable for errands, parks and beach time, but visitors should be ready for gusty trade winds and quick showers, especially near windward and mountain areas. South-facing shores should keep above-average surf into midweek, while east-facing beaches remain choppy under persistent trades.
