Maui County plans a meeting on June 16, 2025, in Lahaina to discuss wildfire readiness, with updates from MEMA, Fire Dept., utility companies, and Hawaiian WMO.

Increasing winds and occasional showers are expected in Honolulu, with trade winds intensifying by midweek. A Small Craft Advisory is in effect for choppy waters near Maui and the Big Island.

The NWS forecast for Honolulu predicts moderate east-southeast winds, shifting stronger by the weekend, with showers focused on windward and mauka areas.

Hawaii is set for steady trade winds through Tuesday with light showers expected mainly in the mornings, as NWS Honolulu forecasts an increase in winds from Wednesday, potentially leading to a Small Craft Advisory.

Hawaii's weather forecast includes stable trade winds and minimal showers, leading to calm conditions with some passing showers, mainly over windward areas. A High Surf Advisory is also in effect for south shores.

Honolulu expects light to moderate trade winds with sporadic showers this week, and stable weather patterns. High Surf Advisory in effect on south shores until Sunday evening.

Hawaii's forecast includes brief showers favoring nights and early mornings, with a more stable climate from Monday. Moderate easterly trades are expected next week, with potential afternoon showers over the weekend.

Unstable weather with enhanced showers is expected in Honolulu due to the remnants of a cold front and an upper level disturbance, with a forecast of more stable conditions and moderate trade winds decreasing by Friday.

Hawaiʻi introduces the nation's first climate impact "Green Fee," signed into law by Governor Josh Green, to fund environmental sustainability and support the state's climate action goals.

Honolulu's weather forecast anticipates breezy and mostly dry conditions into Thursday, with an increase in showers into Friday, and drier weather with moderate trade winds over the weekend. Early next week may see more showers.

The National Weather Service forecasts gentle breezes and mild showers for Honolulu, with dry conditions and easterly trade winds expected to continue. Rainfall is decreasing, with light showers mainly in windward and higher areas.

NWS Honolulu forecasts light to breezy winds and increased showers, especially over western islands. Trades to return by Tuesday evening, with varied weather including showers and potential surf changes expected throughout the week.

Kaua‘i temporarily closes several scrap metal and appliance drop-off sites due to staffing issues, directing residents to the Puhi Metals Recycling Center as an alternative.