The National Weather Service in Honolulu forecasts steady trade winds and brief showers for Hawaii, with isolated thunderstorms expected on the Big Island.

Honolulu's weekend weather includes moderate to breezy winds, showers, and possible thunderstorms, particularly on the Big Island. An AIRMET SIERRA warning and a Small Craft Advisory have been issued due to conditions.

Honolulu's weather forecast includes persistent trade winds, with showers mainly in windward and mauka areas, and a potential for increased rainfall leading into the weekend.

NWS Honolulu forecasts continued scattered showers in windward and mauka areas, with trade winds causing light rains and potential increase in precipitation later in the week.

The NWS predicts steady trade winds and occasional rain for Honolulu, with a weak upper low potentially increasing rainfall by week's end. Surfers can enjoy a south-southwest swell, while boaters should heed Small Craft Advisories.

Honolulu is experiencing moderate to breezy trade winds due to a high-pressure system, affecting mainly windward and mauka areas, with aviation and marine advisories in place.

Breezy conditions with showers expected in Honolulu, due to a high-pressure system causing moderate to gusty trade winds, with stronger winds and more showers late next week.

Honolulu's National Weather Service forecasts persistent breezy trade winds across Hawaiian islands affecting weather patterns, with showers mainly on windward and mauka areas.

The NWS Honolulu predicts moderate to brisk trade winds and continuing showers in windward and mauka areas of Hawaii into the next week due to a high-pressure system.

The National Weather Service in Honolulu forecasts breezy conditions and scattered showers for Honolulu, with windward areas receiving most rain. Weather should stabilize by the weekend.

Honolulu weather forecast predicts scattered showers, sunshine, and steady trade winds over the coming week, with a 30% chance of rain and gusts up to 28 mph.

Oahu and neighboring islands expect moderate to breezy trade winds and wet conditions, with heavy showers possible. Aviation and maritime activities may be affected, with advisories in place.

Honolulu meteorologists predict a temporary decrease in trade wind speeds with a cold front stalling northwest of Hawaii and a resurgence of winds from Tuesday.