Honolulu gets one more mostly sunny day before heavy rain and thunderstorms move in. A flood watch begins Tuesday morning across the Hawaiian Islands.

Honolulu gets one more mostly sunny day before heavy rain and thunderstorms become possible across Oahu later this week.

Honolulu gets one more sunny weekend before heavy rain and thunderstorms move into the forecast Tuesday through Thursday.

Honolulu could see a wetter pattern early next week, with heavy rain and thunderstorms possible through at least midweek.

Honolulu should turn sunny Thursday afternoon after morning showers, but the forecast grows notably wetter and stormier Tuesday and Wednesday.

Honolulu gets sunny skies and breezy trades Wednesday, but rain chances rise this weekend before thunderstorms become possible early next week.

Honolulu gets a breezy, mostly sunny Tuesday with isolated morning showers and a high near 86. The weekend looks warmer, cloudier and more humid.

Morning showers will give way to sunny skies in Honolulu, but gusty trade winds will stick around through Tuesday.

Honolulu will be warm and mostly sunny Sunday, but gusty trade winds and passing showers are in the forecast. Winds strengthen further Monday and Tuesday.

Honolulu's weekend forecast brings 85-degree afternoons, brisk trade winds and passing showers, with rougher east-shore surf through Tuesday.

Breezy trade winds and isolated showers will shape Honolulu’s weekend, with wetter conditions possible by midweek.

Honolulu stays warm and mostly sunny Thursday, but stronger trade winds and scattered showers are lining up for the weekend.

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