Honolulu will be sunny and warm Monday, but dangerous south-shore surf remains the day’s biggest concern. Showers return Tuesday night as Hurricane Nolo’s moisture reaches Oahu.

Windy conditions and scattered showers are expected around Honolulu through the weekend. Saturday is expected to be very windy, while Sunday reaches 85°F before turning breezy.

Honolulu faces gusty trade winds, isolated showers and a potentially rougher Saturday as Hurricane Nolo moves toward the Big Island.

Breezy, gusty trade winds are expected, and showers are also in the forecast. Nolo is expected to strengthen as it drifts north.

Honolulu will be warm and windy Wednesday, but a strengthening tropical system could bring much more serious weather to Hawaii by Friday.

Honolulu’s Tuesday starts hot and mostly sunny, but trade winds will strengthen sharply before showers and possible thunderstorms arrive later this week.

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Honolulu stays warm and breezy Monday, with shower activity increasing Tuesday and a wetter pattern possible by late week.

Honolulu will see sunny skies, highs near 87 and strong trade winds through Monday. Showers become more likely by midweek, with even stronger winds arriving late week.

Breezy trade winds and mostly drier conditions will shape Honolulu’s weekend before shower activity increases Tuesday.

Honolulu’s Friday forecast brings scattered showers, gusty trade winds and temperatures near 88. The weekend turns drier before rain chances increase next week.

Honolulu faces a wet and windy Thursday, with a Flood Watch covering the islands and thunderstorms possible overnight. The weekend turns drier, but strong trade winds stick around.

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