First Alert Forecast: Drier weekend, but more tropical moisture on the horizon

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) – Drier and more stable conditions are expected over most of the islands, along with moderate to breezy trade winds. A trough to the west will keep more windward showers in the forecast for Kauai.

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A First Alert is up for the coming week with the remnants of Tropical Depression 15-E. A trough associated with it is forecast to increase humidity statewide, starting around midweek. There’s also a chance for more showers, especially for Hawaii Island, anytime between Wednesday and Friday. The timing and intensity are still subject to change, so stay tuned.

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A decent swell from the south-southwest will keep wave heights above average for south-facing shores over the weekend, with some swell energy for west shores. East shores will have choppy chest-high sets from the trade winds. North shores will remain mostly flat.

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