Hawaii authorities are cleaning up the Ala Wai canal in Honolulu following heavy rains, with efforts ongoing to prevent debris from reaching the ocean.

A severe winter low is set to bring heavy rain, damaging winds, and possible thunderstorms to Hawaii, with the NWS issuing multiple weather advisories.

Honolulu prepares for a severe winter storm with damaging winds, flash floods, and thunderstorms, per the NWS. Travelers and residents are urged to prepare.

Oahu and neighboring islands face a weakening weather front with possible heavy showers and thunderstorms, followed by a stronger low later in the week that could bring damaging winds, serious flooding, and severe thunderstorms.

The Hawaiian Islands are expected to experience widespread showers, cool breezes, and potential severe weather including heavy rainfall and thunderstorms, as a cold front and a weak trough approach, with conditions worsening midweek.

Honolulu anticipates varied weather, with the National Weather Service predicting trade winds, isolated storms, and potential heavy rainfall that could lead to flooding, especially on the Big Island.

Honolulu is set for a weather shift with northeast winds strengthening over the weekend, increasing trade showers, especially in windward and mauka areas. VFR conditions for aviation and marine advisories are in effect, with low fire hazard risks.

The NWS forecasts a calmer wind pattern and a wetter weather trend for Hawaii, with increased potential for rain and shifts in wind from Friday into next week.

Honolulu weather forecasts a mix of heavy showers, thunderstorms, cooler temperatures, strong winds, and rough seas this week, easing into the weekend.

The forecast for Hawaii includes calm trades and light showers, with a cold front potentially causing isolated thunderstorms midweek and cooler weather to follow. Marine and aviation conditions are expected to remain mostly stable.

Stable weather in Honolulu is expected to last until Tuesday, with potential increased precipitation and possibly heavy rain and thunderstorms midweek due to a northern upper trough. Conditions should improve by Friday.

Several West Maui parks, including Ainakea Park and Nāpili Park, are temporarily closed due to heavy rainfall, with the Lahaina Recreation Center's softball field reopening set for Jan. 22, 2025.

Hawaii's forecast from NWS Honolulu predicts stable, dry conditions with gentle trade winds until Tuesday, with a potential mid-week weather shift bringing uncertainty in precipitation and impacts.