Honolulu will be sunny and warm Wednesday before trade winds strengthen Thursday. Passing showers become more likely late Friday into the weekend.

Honolulu hits 87 Tuesday before trade winds strengthen into the weekend. Showers remain limited, but gusts could reach 30 mph.

Honolulu gets a sunny, 87-degree Monday before spotty showers and stronger trade winds move into the forecast.

Honolulu sees partly cloudy skies Sunday, with highs in the 80s and leeward showers possible before trade winds increase later in the week.

Honolulu’s Saturday forecast is sunny and warm, with an 87-degree high and trade-wind gusts up to 22 mph. Spotty showers return to the outlook next week.

Hawaii EMA initially said it was too early to determine whether the state faced a tsunami threat, then later reported no threat to Hawaii.

Showers are expected to decrease in coverage and intensity Friday, with a drier pattern developing over the weekend.

Water poured over Kamehameha Highway near Turtle Bay as rain fell up to 2 inches an hour across Oahu.

The Upcountry Maui project near Pulehu Road has been redesigned with wider firebreaks following discussions about wildfire mitigation.

Heavy rain and thunderstorms could trigger flooding across Oahu Thursday, with a Flood Watch in effect through the afternoon. Sunnier weather returns this weekend.

A Flood Watch covers Oahu from Wednesday evening through Thursday as thunderstorms and 1 to 2 inches of rain in some areas raise flash-flood concerns.

Nearly 100 quakes rattled Kīlauea's summit in 24 hours as magma carved a new path near Keanakākoʻi.

Honolulu gets a mostly sunny Tuesday before a wetter, stormier pattern moves in Wednesday night and Thursday.