Honolulu forecast shows gentle weather with moderate trade winds, increased showers expected starting Tuesday, and a Small Craft Advisory is in place for Maui and the Big Island.

The NWS - Honolulu forecasts stable conditions and possible increased showers for Hawaii, with a shift to wetter weather starting Tuesday and unsettled conditions from Thursday.

Maui County implements Stage 2 water restrictions due to severe drought, impacting various services and imposing fines for noncompliance.

Public input is sought for the restoration of a debris storage site in Olowalu following Lahaina wildfires, with an open house event scheduled by Maui County.

Honolulu expects steady trade winds and moderate conditions. An easterly wave may bring more clouds and showers, particularly to eastern islands. Aviation and maritime operations are advised to be mindful of the conditions.

Honolulu expects typical summer winds and showers as trade winds continue with occasional increased shower activity due to easterly waves.

Hawaiʻi leverages libraries for climate change discussions, allowing community feedback on the state's Climate Action Pathways draft for a sustainable future.

Maui County is using its backup Hamakuapoko Wells to address Upcountry water scarcity, with safety measures and ongoing monitoring due to drought conditions.

Oahu and neighboring islands experience trade winds and showers as Post-Tropical Cyclone Kiko exits, with a record high in Kahului and normal marine conditions returning. VFR conditions are expected for aviation despite increased wind and showers.

Hurricane Kiko downgraded to a tropical storm but brought intense waves to Oahu's shores, attracting both spectators and surfers despite requiring numerous lifeguard rescues.

Tropical Storm Kiko brings moisture to Oahu and Kauai, increasing rainfall, especially near coasts and high terrain, but is not directly hitting Hawaii. Weather patterns will return to normal with breezy trades after Kiko weakens.

Tropical Storm Kiko passes by Honolulu, reducing trade winds and bringing heavy rains, high waves, and potential thunderstorms, with conditions expected to normalize by Wednesday.

Downgraded Hurricane Kiko approaches Hawaii, bringing potential for life-threatening surf and rip currents, while the state prepares emergency measures.