Honolulu is starting Friday, September 11, with breezy conditions and isolated showers, followed by mostly sunny skies.
Sunshine Takes Over After Morning Showers
According to the National Weather Service Honolulu, lingering morning showers should give way to improving clouds. East-northeast winds will run 13 to 16 mph, with gusts up to 22 mph, while Friday night stays mostly clear with a low around 75 and lighter winds. No watches, warnings or advisories are posted for the Honolulu forecast area.
Weekend Looks Like Classic Trade-Wind Weather
Saturday and Sunday should bring typical trade-wind weather. Moderate trade winds will continue, so beachgoers and people making outdoor plans should expect a steady breeze rather than a still, muggy day. The setup is a quieter follow-up to Hoodline's earlier Honolulu weather coverage, which focused on wetter, stormier conditions earlier this week.
Heat Nudges Up Before Midweek Rain Returns
Monday should reach 84°F with isolated showers before sunny conditions, while Tuesday's specific conditions are not detailed here. The forecast then turns more unsettled late Tuesday into Wednesday as a tropical disturbance moving within the trade winds could bring back higher humidity and more showers, according to the National Weather Service Honolulu.
Wednesday carries a 50% chance of scattered showers. Moisture could persist through Thursday, when mostly cloudy skies and breezy 16-mph winds are expected. That does not currently point to a full washout for Honolulu, but a light rain layer may be useful for midweek errands, especially from Wednesday afternoon through Thursday.
