Honolulu’s Thursday forecast calls for an 86-degree afternoon, gusty trades and only a few quick showers. The weekend looks breezier and more showery.

Sunny skies and an 86-degree high lead Wednesday, while stronger shower chances build into the weekend.

North vent fountains at Halemaʻumaʻu are racing toward 500 feet as Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park reopens roads shut by Tropical Storm Moke.

Breezy trade winds and a few morning showers will give way to sunshine in Honolulu Tuesday. A warmer, drier stretch follows through the weekend.

Honolulu’s Monday forecast brings scattered showers, gusty trade winds and a heat index near 95. Sunnier weather returns Tuesday.

Honolulu gets a windy, mostly sunny Saturday before showers become more likely overnight and into Monday.

The 2-year-old North Shore seal, named by Sunset Elementary students, was hooked when a nonprofit crew found him dead at Three Tables.

Honolulu will be warm and mostly sunny Thursday before rain and stronger winds build into the weekend.

Honolulu heats up through Friday before stronger trade winds and more frequent showers move in for the weekend and early next week.

Honolulu will be sunny and breezy Tuesday, with an 85-degree high. Showers become more common later this week before stronger trade winds return this weekend.

Honolulu starts Monday with clouds, scattered showers and gusty trade winds before sunnier weather takes over. Highs reach the mid-80s all week.

Tropical Storm Lala is bringing heavy rain, gusty winds and a flood threat to Honolulu and Oahu on Sunday.

Light rain is only the opening act as Tropical Storm Lala threatens Honolulu with strong winds, flooding rain and dangerous surf through Sunday.