HIEMA says no tsunami threat after a deep offshore quake near Borneo; seismic readings put the event in the high‑6s with an unusually deep focus.

A Flood Advisory covered Maui on Saturday, Feb. 21; officials warned of ponding on roads and rising streams through 9 PM HST. Residents were urged to avoid flood‑prone areas.

A High Wind Warning covers Mauna Kea and Mauna Loa through 6 p.m. HST with 50–60 mph winds and gusts to 70 mph, officials warn. Summit travel should be postponed.

Scattered showers Sunday with highs near 79°F. Heavier rain and rising surf may arrive late Sunday into Monday.

Heavy rain at the Ahuimanu Preliminary Treatment Facility caused a wastewater overflow into Ahuimanu Stream. Officials say the Department of Health has been notified and testing is under way.

Heavy showers and isolated storms will affect Honolulu on Saturday, Feb. 21. A Flood Watch for Oʻahu is in effect through the afternoon; expect slick roads and localized flooding.

A flood advisory covered Oahu Friday, with officials warning of rapid runoff and ponded roads in windward neighborhoods.

Scattered showers and gusty east winds Friday with a Flood Watch for Kauai from 3 PM. Highs near 80°F and brief heavy downpours possible in stronger storms.

HI‑EMA warns of a flood watch for Niihau and Kauai Friday into Saturday as forecasters monitor heavy rain. Expect ponding and possible road closures.

Warm, breezy Thursday with isolated showers and gusty east trades. High Surf and Small Craft Advisories through 6 PM HST.

Gusty east trades bring isolated showers and high surf advisories to Honolulu through Thursday. Secure loose items and avoid exposed waters.

Breezy trade winds keep Honolulu gusty Tuesday with advisories for wind and surf; rain chances increase toward the weekend.

Emergency managers extended an ashfall advisory for east and southeast Big Island through 6 a.m. Monday; officials warn of reduced visibility and respiratory impacts.