The National Weather Service in Honolulu forecasts a weakening cold front to affect Hawaii, with increased showers and possible light icing on high peaks. Moderate trade winds and varied surf conditions are expected, with a mild fire weather outlook.

The National Weather Service has posted a high surf advisory for Kauaʻi and Niʻihau — expect 10–15 foot north swells and hazardous currents through Monday morning.

The National Weather Service forecasts moderate trade winds and stable conditions in Honolulu, with a cold front approaching to potentially unsettle weather on Sunday, especially near Kauai.

Kaua‘i adopts its first disaster recovery framework, developed in partnership with the University of Hawai‘i Sea Grant College Program, aiming to improve the island’s resilience to natural disasters.

Stable Halloween weather in Honolulu may give way to wet conditions over the weekend with a frontal boundary and upper-level low forecasted to bring increased precipitation to Hawaii.

Honolulu's weather forecast includes a mix of sun and showers, with stable conditions and moderate trade winds until the weekend. There's a possibility of heavier rain on Hawaii island and a cold front early next week.

Honolulu forecast predicts mixed clouds, sunshine, passing showers, and breezy conditions, with isolated thunderstorms possible near Kauai and Oahu. Winds may weaken slightly before picking up later in the week.

Honolulu forecast includes showers, potential thunderstorms, and steady trade winds, with varying impacts on aviation, surfing, and fire conditions.

The National Weather Service indicates continued trade winds for Honolulu with a decline before increasing again, isolated thunderstorms, and easing trade winds leading to a withdrawal of the Small Craft Advisory.

Honolulu forecast includes mixed weather with showers and possible thunderstorms, diminishing trades, and a decrease in fire concerns due to higher humidity. Marine advisories remain for strong trades and seas up to 10 feet.

Kaua‘i County is under a Red Flag Warning until October 25 due to strong winds, dryness, and low humidity, raising fire risks. Safety measures and potential legal consequences for starting fires were outlined.

The NWS warns of windy and showery weather in Honolulu, including a Wind Advisory, increased humidity, and marine advisories. Fire risks are also elevated.

Hawaii is expected to experience strong winds and increased showers as a high pressure system intensifies, with potential critical fire weather and choppy marine conditions forecasted by the NWS.