The NWS in Honolulu predicts increased temperatures, humidity, and light showers for Hawaii, with a front moving Tuesday night possibly causing rainfall throughout the week.

Honolulu's weather is expected to change with southeast winds bringing warmer, more humid conditions and potential for increased rainfall midweek due to an approaching cold front.

Coconut trees at Baldwin Beach Park were removed due to coastal erosion and saltwater damage, as per the County of Maui, highlighting climate change effects on the shoreline.

The National Weather Service forecasts a transition from dry trade winds to wetter weather for Honolulu post-holiday weekend, with a cold front expected mid-next week.

Hawaii's weather forecast predicts cool north winds, low humidity, and limited rainfall through the weekend, with minor increases in showers post-weekend. No thunderstorms expected; High Surf Warning and Small Craft Advisory in place.

Maui County experienced showers and gusty winds from a moving cold front, with expectations of cooler, drier weather to follow and another front anticipated next week.

A brown-water advisory is in effect at Kamaʻole II after recent rain. Officials warn against swimming and recommend avoiding freshwater for 48–72 hours.

A cold front in Hawaii brings strong southerly winds, possible thunderstorms, and disruptions to travel, marine, and aviation activities, with a Wind Advisory and other warnings in effect.

Kīlauea volcano in Hawai'i erupted on January 12, 2026, with lava fountains and a new lava flow at Halemaʻumaʻu crater, as reported by USGS and local media.

Hawaii faces turbulent weather with a cold front bringing showers, strong winds, and cooler conditions. Advisories include High Surf Warnings and Small Craft Advisories due to high swells and winds.

Honolulu braces for incoming cold fronts, with stable conditions giving way to showers and a drop in temperature. A Small Craft Advisory and High Surf Warning are issued for mariners and beachgoers.

Hawaii expects a weather shift with dry conditions, a cold front on Sunday, and rain on Monday; advisories for high surf and marine activity are in effect.

Honolulu is set to experience weather changes, with light showers turning into a cold front next week, leading to cooler temperatures and increased precipitation, but no flooding threats.