Honolulu is starting Monday with light rain, but the dampness should be brief. Isolated showers are expected before noon, followed by mostly sunny skies and a high near 85 degrees.
East-northeast winds will run 9 to 14 mph Monday, with gusts up to 18 mph, according to the National Weather Service. The breeze should ease later Monday and tonight, while isolated showers remain possible after midnight.
A Bright Break Arrives Tuesday
Tuesday looks like the week’s easiest outdoor-weather day in Honolulu, with mostly sunny skies and a high near 86 degrees. Winds will be lighter at 3 to 7 mph, making for a calmer afternoon than Monday.
Rain Chances Jump Wednesday Night
The pattern turns noticeably wetter Wednesday, when scattered showers are expected alongside mostly sunny breaks and a high near 86. The daytime rain chance is 30%, but it rises to 60% Wednesday night as skies become mostly cloudy.
Thursday Looks Like The Wettest Day
Thursday currently carries a 70% chance of rain showers, with mostly cloudy skies, south-southeast winds around 7 mph and another high near 86. Friday should be partly sunny with scattered showers and a 40% chance of rain, while highs reach about 87 degrees.
Showers may linger into the weekend, but the outlook becomes less soggy by Saturday and Sunday, when mostly sunny conditions return with scattered or isolated showers. For Honolulu residents, the practical takeaway is simple: Monday’s rain should clear, Tuesday offers a sunny reset, and the umbrella becomes more useful from Wednesday night through Friday.
