Shift to trade winds in Honolulu is expected, aiding in dispersing New Year's firework smoke. A weak frontal band might increase showers on Friday, with cooler weather on the weekend. High Surf Advisory issued due to a large northwest swell.

Honolulu is expected to see more showers before drying out with traditional trade winds returning later in the week, per the National Weather Service.

Southeast winds and rain showers are expected in O'ahu until Tuesday, with trade winds and drier conditions forecasted for the weekend. No advisories for flyers or mariners, but surfers may see advisory-level surf by Sunday.

Hawaii is set to ban fluorescent lightbulbs starting January 1, 2026, as part of its commitment to clean energy, with businesses encouraged to shift to energy-saving LEDs, supported by rebates.

Honolulu's forecast includes persistent trades, possible increased showers, and trade winds regaining strength by Tuesday, with Kauai anticipating more rain due to a stalled cold front. Marine conditions are also being monitored by NWS.

The National Weather Service forecasts stable weather in Honolulu with mild trades and dry conditions through Friday, followed by potential showers early next week, particularly on Kauai.

Honolulu expects diverse weather over Christmas, with slow easterly winds leading to stable yet potentially disruptive patterns. The NWS predicts limited showers before a possible increase in rain next week.

Honolulu faces brief showers and gusty trade winds as an old front passes, with weather improving and winds easing by tonight. Lighter breezes and reduced showers are expected through Christmas weekend.

Honolulu is set for a week of strong easterly winds and increased rain, with a brief drier period mid-week, before winds shift over the weekend. Boaters are cautioned as a Small Craft Advisory is in effect.

The National Weather Service forecasts stronger trade winds and dry conditions for Hawaii, with a potential for increased showers early in the week, especially on the western islands.

The Hawaiian Islands face showers and isolated thunderstorms, with trade winds returning soon and low flooding risk, as per the National Weather Service.

The National Weather Service issued a Tornado Warning for Niʻihau early Friday; rotating storms and flying debris were reported and residents were urged to shelter.

Kaua‘i Emergency Management will canvas Anahola on Jan. 13 with door‑to‑door wildfire guidance, evacuation info and emergency alert sign‑ups.