After little fire ants were detected in ʻĀina Haina, residents and the Hawaiʻi Ant Lab are urging homeowners to survey yards. Simple peanut-butter tests and reporting resources are available.

Breezy east‑northeast trades will keep scattered windward showers in place and push small craft advisories for nearby waters. Gusts could reach near 30 mph; secure loose outdoor items.

Muggy morning in Honolulu with highs near 83°F and scattered trade‑wind showers through the week. Gusts may near 30 mph and small craft advisory conditions are possible midweek.

Warm and mostly clear Monday with isolated morning showers. Trades strengthen midweek with gusts and choppy seas possible.

Warm, breezy Sunday in Honolulu with a high near 84°F and isolated showers possible. Trades will strengthen and a low could bring more showers mid‑week.

Mostly sunny and breezy with highs near 82°F. Gusts to 25 mph and a slight chance of spotty showers early next week.

Mostly clear and warm Friday in Honolulu with northeast trades picking up. Isolated windward showers tonight; highs near 83F.

Mostly sunny afternoons with highs near 83°F and returning trade winds. Isolated windward showers and an ash advisory early Thursday for parts of the Big Island.

UH Mānoa modeling shows Waikīkī floods could increasingly push sewage and pathogens into streets and beaches, raising public-health and economic risks.

Mostly sunny Honolulu with highs near 84°F. Trade winds return Thursday and advisory surf affects east‑facing shores. Expect breezy afternoons.

Warm and humid Tuesday in Honolulu with highs near 83°F. Scattered afternoon showers are possible and trades return later this week.

USGS raised Kīlauea to WATCH after renewed summit inflation and vent glow; models put the next possible lava‑fountaining episode between April 21–26. Officials warn of vog and tephra risks.

A magnitude‑7.4 quake struck off Miyako, Japan, prompting tsunami advisories along the Sanriku coast. Authorities and Pacific warning centers were monitoring potential waves and aftershocks.