Honolulu stays warm and breezy Tuesday, but coastal flooding and stronger winds will complicate shoreline plans through Wednesday. Showers become more widespread heading into the weekend.

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Honolulu faces a warm, windy week with passing showers, minor coastal flooding and a potentially changing weekend forecast.

Honolulu can expect warm temperatures and scattered showers Sunday, while minor coastal flooding remains possible through Tuesday. Stronger winds may arrive late in the week.

Honolulu will be warm and breezy Saturday, with quick showers giving way to a wetter Sunday and Monday. Sunnier weather returns midweek before winds strengthen late next week.

Honolulu stays warm and partly sunny Friday before stronger trade winds and higher rain chances arrive this weekend.

Honolulu will stay warm and mostly breezy through the weekend, with shower chances rising sharply Sunday and Monday.

Honolulu can expect warm temperatures, breezy trades and passing showers through Thursday, followed by a wetter Sunday and Monday.

Honolulu faces a mostly cloudy, showery Tuesday before trade winds strengthen this weekend. Highs stay in the mid- to upper 80s.

Honolulu starts the week warm, breezy and under a scattered-shower pattern. Winds ease by midweek before building again late week.

Honolulu will see a warm Sunday with an 85-degree high, gusty trade winds and a few passing showers. Rain chances increase Sunday night and could build again by midweek.

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Honolulu gets a hot, windy Saturday with morning showers, strong trade winds and rougher waters offshore. The trades ease next week as shower chances increase.