First Alert Forecast: Showery conditions still possible Monday

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) – More showery weather is expected through at least Monday, thanks to a continued moist and unstable airmass over the state.

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Windward and mauka areas may see frequent showers into midweek, while leeward areas may get scattered afternoon showers. Humidity levels are also a bit on the high side.

More stable and drier weather is expected by Thursday, with a First Alert for strong trade winds that could reach wind advisory thresholds for some downslope areas.

In surf, a medium-period NNW swell will keep some waves coming in for north shores, while a SSW swell may bring occasional head-high sets to south and west shores. Choppy east shore surf will likely crease as the weak goes along as the trade winds strengthen.

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View the latest weather conditions here.

In surf, a medium-period NNW swell will keep some waves coming in for north shores, while a SSW swell may bring occasional head-high sets to south and west shores. Choppy east shore surf will likely crease as the weak goes along as the trade winds strengthen.

There’s at least one more day of higher-than predicted tides that could cause minor coastal flooding during the late afternoon. Monday’s high tide at Honolulu Harbor is expected at 5:56 p.m. at 2.45 feet.

Download the HNN Weather app from the Apple App Store or Google Play for the latest updates from your First Alert Weather Team: chief meteorologist Jennifer Robbins, meteorologist Drew Davis, and weather anchors Guy Hagi, Ben Gutierrez, and Billy V.

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