Gusty trade winds and advisory-level surf are setting up a blustery Friday in Honolulu, with heavier rain possible as Hurricane Lowell nears the islands next week.

Gusty trades, 10-foot surf and a stormier holiday weekend are on tap for Honolulu as Hurricane Lowell passes south.

Hua Momona Foundation is handing West Maui renters and homeowners zero-cost rain barrels, soil, and a four-week training course.

Scattered showers and gusty trade winds are moving through Honolulu, with stronger winds and rough seas ahead.

Honolulu starts warm and mostly clear Tuesday, but stronger winds and passing showers are ahead through Friday as Hurricane Lowell moves south of Hawaii.

Honolulu gets warm afternoons and passing showers before trade winds strengthen sharply later this week as Tropical Storm Lowell passes south.

Honolulu gets a sunny, breezy Sunday before scattered showers and stronger trade winds move into the forecast.

Lowell could reach the Central Pacific as a hurricane by Monday, just as Kaʻū's washed-out Route 11 remains Hawaiʻi Island's only lifeline.

Honolulu’s Thursday forecast calls for an 86-degree afternoon, gusty trades and only a few quick showers. The weekend looks breezier and more showery.

Sunny skies and an 86-degree high lead Wednesday, while stronger shower chances build into the weekend.

North vent fountains at Halemaʻumaʻu are racing toward 500 feet as Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park reopens roads shut by Tropical Storm Moke.

Breezy trade winds and a few morning showers will give way to sunshine in Honolulu Tuesday. A warmer, drier stretch follows through the weekend.

Honolulu’s Monday forecast brings scattered showers, gusty trade winds and a heat index near 95. Sunnier weather returns Tuesday.