The National Weather Service in Honolulu forecasts fluctuating dry and wet patterns, with light trade winds, stable conditions, and slight chances of rain over the week, alongside advisories for high surf and small crafts.

Maui County recovers after storms, with water advisories in place and road cleanups ongoing. Authority services resume, while Mayor Bissen's emergency declaration enables expedited responses.

Oahu is expected to have a pleasant week with sunshine and light showers on the windward side, along with a shift from northerly breezes to the usual trade winds.

Hawaii's DLNR DOBOR is cleaning up debris, including a dead pufferfish and a mattress, following severe weather. Temporary and permanent traps are aiding in waste containment. Grounded boats across the islands pose another challenge being addressed.

Upper Kula residents must boil water after a main line break from heavy rains disrupted service. The advisory affects those with outages or low pressure due to the Jan. 30-31 storm.

Maui County assesses storm damage and works on restoration, with Mayor Bissen issuing an emergency proclamation. Shelters have closed, but water mains are fractured, and road closures affect access. Safety and service restoration remain priorities.

The National Weather Service reports changing weather patterns in Hawaii, with a shift to drier conditions and diminishing winds. While Maui saw significant rainfall, the outlook is more stable, with the return of trade winds expected Monday.

Maui Police Department focuses on road safety education, emphasizing proper four-way stop procedures and precautions during bad weather, including priority rules, signaling, seatbelt use, and obeying traffic officers.

Maui prepares for a winter storm with office closures, shelter provisions, and public amenity shutdowns. Residents are advised to stay updated on weather conditions and power outages.

Hawaii's weather is improving after a cold front, with lingering showers and thunderstorms. A High Wind Warning and Flood Watch are in effect for Big Island, but drier air is approaching, signaling a return to typical trade wind conditions.

Honolulu installed an extra debris boom in the Ala Wai Canal to improve storm preparation and prevent rubbish from reaching the ocean, an initiative by DLNR, HDOT, and local agencies.

Maui prepares for a winter storm with safety measures and emergency services coordination, including providing food to seniors and designating shelters.

Hawaii faces a powerful storm with severe weather warnings issued, including high winds, thunderstorms, flash floods, and winter storm conditions on the Big Island summits.