Light rain is only the opening act as Tropical Storm Lala threatens Honolulu with strong winds, flooding rain and dangerous surf through Sunday.

Honolulu faces a windy Friday before Lala brings possible tropical-storm conditions, heavy rain and flooding to Oahu this weekend.

Honolulu gets sunshine Thursday before stronger winds, high surf and possible tropical storm conditions arrive this weekend.

Lava fountains hit 100 feet as Halemaumau's north vent kicked off Wednesday afternoon, marking the eruption's 53rd episode since December 2024.

Honolulu stays sunny and breezy through Friday before tropical-storm conditions become possible this weekend.

Honolulu stays warm and breezy Tuesday, but coastal flooding and stronger winds will complicate shoreline plans through Wednesday. Showers become more widespread heading into the weekend.

Forecasters give one system a 90 percent formation chance within a week, with dangerous surf possible even without a direct hit.

Honolulu faces a warm, windy week with passing showers, minor coastal flooding and a potentially changing weekend forecast.

Honolulu can expect warm temperatures and scattered showers Sunday, while minor coastal flooding remains possible through Tuesday. Stronger winds may arrive late in the week.

Honolulu will be warm and breezy Saturday, with quick showers giving way to a wetter Sunday and Monday. Sunnier weather returns midweek before winds strengthen late next week.

Honolulu stays warm and partly sunny Friday before stronger trade winds and higher rain chances arrive this weekend.

Honolulu will stay warm and mostly breezy through the weekend, with shower chances rising sharply Sunday and Monday.

Honolulu can expect warm temperatures, breezy trades and passing showers through Thursday, followed by a wetter Sunday and Monday.