Honolulu gets a brief sunny reset Tuesday before rain chances climb Wednesday night and peak Thursday.

Honolulu starts Sunday mostly sunny, breezy and warm, with showers increasing sharply by midweek. Heavier rain could develop from late Wednesday through Friday.

Honolulu gets a mostly sunny weekend with highs in the mid-80s, gusty trade winds and only isolated showers. Rain chances rise early next week.

Honolulu starts Friday with a few possible showers before sunny skies take over. Stronger trade winds arrive this weekend, with more rain chances returning Monday night.

Honolulu faces another wet Thursday with possible heavy showers before a sunny, breezy weekend arrives.

Light rain and gusty southeast winds are setting up a wet Wednesday in Honolulu. The forecast gradually improves by the weekend.

Honolulu heats up to 88 Tuesday before a wetter pattern arrives overnight and lingers through Thursday.

Honolulu will be sunny and warm Monday, but dangerous south-shore surf remains the day’s biggest concern. Showers return Tuesday night as Hurricane Nolo’s moisture reaches Oahu.

Windy conditions and scattered showers are expected around Honolulu through the weekend. Saturday is expected to be very windy, while Sunday reaches 85°F before turning breezy.

Honolulu faces gusty trade winds, isolated showers and a potentially rougher Saturday as Hurricane Nolo moves toward the Big Island.

Breezy, gusty trade winds are expected, and showers are also in the forecast. Nolo is expected to strengthen as it drifts north.

Honolulu will be warm and windy Wednesday, but a strengthening tropical system could bring much more serious weather to Hawaii by Friday.

Honolulu’s Tuesday starts hot and mostly sunny, but trade winds will strengthen sharply before showers and possible thunderstorms arrive later this week.