HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Light to gentle trade winds are expected over the weekend alongside minimal rainfall. Windward and mauka showers are still possible throughout the weekend, but overall rainfall totals will be slim. Leeward regions will remain mostly dry. A slight increase in windward showers is expected Sunday into Monday.

Hurricane Iona has rapidly strengthened in the Central Pacific, now packing sustained winds of 75 mph. Meanwhile, a new tropical depression, Two-C, has developed further east. Neither system currently

Most forecast models show Tropical Storm Hone impacting Hawaii in its path through the Pacific Ocean, as weather warnings have been issued for the Aloha State. The Pacific Hurricane Season—not ...

Forecasters are now tracking two named tropical cyclones in the Central Pacific, as a newly-formed tropical depression has already strengthened.

Hawaii News » Tropical storm warning, red flag alert posted as Hone approaches Big Island Saturday, August 24, 2024 12:05 am 1/3

Tropical Storm Hone swirled closer to Hawaii’s Big Island with maximum sustained winds of 75 mph, forecasters said. It is not expected to strengthen as it continues to move westward into Sunday.