Hawaii faces strong trade winds and showers due to a high-pressure system; advisories issued for wind, sea, and surf conditions, with cooler temperatures expected.

Plant Quarantine Branch staff trapped a skunk at Pier 1, Hilo Harbor; the animal was euthanized for rabies testing and crews deployed extra traps. Officials say the origin is unknown but likely a stowaway from a cargo ship.

NWS has posted a High Surf Advisory for north and east-facing shores of Hawaiʻi Island; several Hilo beach parks are closed and officials warn of dangerous surf.

Honolulu expects strong trade winds and increased showers due to a high-pressure system, with a High Surf Advisory and potential coastal impacts. Fire risks are moderated by low moisture levels.

Strong trade winds are expected in Honolulu with occasional showers mainly in windward and mauka areas; advisories may increase with the windy conditions.

Mock drills in Kula and neighborhood workshops taught residents to assess defensible space and the hard decisions firefighters make when wildland fires threaten homes. Community groups and crews are pushing cleanup and home-hardening across Maui.

Honolulu faces mixed weather with increased showers and breezy trade winds due to a weakening cold front, with modest rainfall rates and challenging flight and marine conditions. Elevated surf and minor flooding are also expected.

Hawaii's weather is changing due to a cold front bringing showers, winds, and possible inches of rain, primarily affecting Maui and the Big Island. Mariners and aviators are advised to anticipate challenging conditions.

Hawaii's weather forecast indicates light winds today with increased rain and windy conditions expected from the weekend into next week, possibly affecting beach and travel plans.

Maui's Emergency Management Agency is set to clear 52 acres in Wailuku to mitigate wildfire risks, with the support of local schools and churches, while also providing aid to houseless individuals and protecting cultural sites.

A weather shift in Honolulu with a weakening of trade winds, rain from a cold front, and stronger winds next week is forecasted by the National Weather Service.

The National Weather Service in Honolulu predicts moderate trade winds with showers on windward slopes and drier leeward areas today. Weather stability will increase, with weakening trade winds and possible isolated showers later in the week.

Honolulu weather sees less showers as a weather system moves away, with a new system expected to bring trade wind showers by the weekend.