HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) – The main focus for this week is on the increasing shower trends and the potential for isolated thunderstorms as an unstable upper low approaches the islands from the north and bands of deep moisture filter across on the trades. The first band of moisture is expected to arrive Wednesday night. This band will be quickly followed by a second on Thursday night into Friday. Any flooding potential may tend to favor the western half of the state. Trade winds will strengthen to become moderate to locally breezy this week. Late this weekend into early next week, conditions should improve as the upper low lifts away from the state.
The current NW swell has dropped below advisory levels. More NW swells are due Friday and Tuesday. Minor S pulses are due through the weekend.
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