King tides and a south‑southwest swell are pushing south‑shore surf to advisory levels; expect nuisance coastal flooding during late‑afternoon high tides.

Dangerous 10–15 ft south-swell plus King Tides raise coastal flood risk in Honolulu through Tuesday. Expect highs near 85°F and breezy NE trades.

Kauai County warned Saturday that Portuguese man o' war were spotted off Anini Beach Park; signs have been posted and officials will reassess on Monday.

A High Surf Advisory covers south‑facing shores through early Tuesday as surf builds to 10–14 feet. Lifeguards warn of strong shorebreak, rip currents and possible minor coastal flooding.

Peak tides and a large southerly swell could push saltwater onto low‑lying Honolulu shorelines through Tuesday. Expect elevated surf and occasional overwash.

A south swell will lift south‑shore surf Sunday–Monday while Honolulu stays mostly sunny and warm through Saturday. Expect highs near 85°F and a slight chance of quick showers.

Warm, breezy Thursday with scattered showers. A large south swell due Sunday–Monday could push surf to warning levels and cause minor coastal flooding.

A magnitude-4.3 earthquake struck off the north Puna coast late Tuesday; emergency officials say there is no tsunami threat.

Scattered morning showers and breezy ENE trades today in Honolulu; highs near 84°F with gusts to 25 mph. Weekend swell could boost surf and coastal runup early next week.

Warm, breezy Tuesday with scattered morning showers and gusts into the 20s. Small Craft Advisory through 6 p.m. HST; a large south swell may bring advisory‑level surf this weekend.

A large quake off Mindanao set off a Pacific Tsunami Warning Center advisory; Hawaii officials say the threat to the islands is under evaluation.

Brisk trade winds bring scattered morning showers and breezy afternoons in Honolulu. Small Craft Advisory until 6 PM HST Monday and elevated surf expected next weekend.

Island invasive‑species teams are urging Hawaiʻi residents to report suspect plants and animals and to allow crews into yards — early action can stop outbreaks.