After March's Kona Lows left Paʻakea Road impassable, HDOT is installing 'aqua cells' while decades of unbuilt flood projects come back into focus.

Breezy east‑northeast trades will bring gusts up to 24 mph and a Small Craft Advisory through Friday; isolated windward showers possible. Highs near 86°F.

Mostly clear and muggy this morning with spotty windward showers; highs near 86°F and breezy east‑northeast trades through the weekend.

Kīlauea’s summit resumed fountaining with Episode 51 on July 15, prompting ash and vog warnings for Kaʻū and official steps to protect water catchments and respiratory health.

Breezy ENE trades will bring gusts and spotty showers to Honolulu on Tuesday, July 14. Late-afternoon high tides could cause minor shoreline flooding.

A magnitude‑6.7 earthquake struck southeast of the Loyalty Islands on July 13; Hawaii EMA and the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center say there is no tsunami threat to Hawai‘i.

Gusty east‑northeast trades Monday with scattered morning showers; minor coastal flooding possible around afternoon high tides through Tuesday.

Breezy trades and scattered showers today in Honolulu. Small Craft Advisory through Monday; King Tides could cause minor coastal flooding Monday–Tuesday.

Gusty ENE trades will bring scattered showers and a Small Craft Advisory through Sunday, with King Tides possible early next week.

Civil Defense issued a wildfire warning for South Kohala after HFD reported a wildland blaze near Waikōloa Village. Officials urged residents to monitor updates and call 9‑1‑1 for emergencies.

A magnitude-4.6 earthquake struck off the Kona coast late Thursday; officials say no tsunami was expected. Some island residents reported feeling shaking.

Breezy east‑northeast trades keep Honolulu warm with scattered windward showers. Mariners should watch for choppy seas and elevated high tides starting Sunday.

Trade winds gust into the mid‑20s with spotty windward showers. Small Craft Advisory in effect through Friday, July 10; King Tide nuisance flooding possible Sunday.