Honolulu sees scattered showers Wednesday, with breezy trades ahead of wetter weather late Wednesday into Thursday. Rain increases Thursday into Friday.

Sixty concrete reef structures now sit off Kalaeloa, growing live coral to shield West Oahu highways from erosion.

Honolulu sees a hot Tuesday, but the real weather shift arrives later this week as heavier showers, thunderstorms and stronger winds move in.

Honolulu gets a mostly sunny start to the week, but showers and stronger trade winds build mainly from late Wednesday through Friday.

Honolulu gets a mostly sunny Sunday before stronger trade winds and more frequent showers move in later this week.

Honolulu’s weekend forecast is sunny and warm, but showers and stronger trade winds are expected to build by midweek.

Honolulu sees trade-wind weather this weekend before humidity and rain chances rise midweek.

Honolulu starts Wednesday clear and calm, but afternoon showers and heat-index readings near 96 degrees are on the way. Stronger trade winds arrive Thursday.

Hurricane Lowell is moving away, but Honolulu still faces heavy showers, gusty winds, flood concerns and dangerous surf Tuesday.

State regulators cleared the ʻAiea Hālawa Shaft to rejoin Pearl Harbor's water system, ending nearly five years of relying on a single well for 93,000 users.

Hawaiian Volcano Observatory says a sluggish lava overflow began Monday afternoon, with full fountaining forecast within days.

Honolulu is facing a soggy, windy Monday as Hurricane Lowell’s moisture shield moves over Oahu. Flooding concerns and dangerous south-shore surf could continue into Tuesday.

Honolulu faces frequent showers Sunday, a flood watch through Tuesday and rapidly rising surf as Hurricane Lowell approaches the island chain.