First Alert Forecast: Cooling trade winds are staying for the weekend

First Alert Forecast: Cooling trade winds are staying for the weekend

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) – You may want to consider using some of that PTO this coming week. We’re in store for a stretch of beautiful, stable, sunny, breezy trade wind weather. Showers will be few and far between. Also, the dewpoint is dropping, so it’s feeling less muggy and much more comfortable outside. We’re not expecting much change until the middle of next week.

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There are four potential tropical cyclones brewing in the Pacific. Three are showing strong signs of development and they all are to our east. According to the European weather forecasting model, one of the storms seems to be on a track similar to Lala’s. We will stay on top of these potential cyclones and keep you up to date.

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View the latest weather conditions here.

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