HeyJaredDan Cooke
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First Alert Forecast: Two tropical cyclones strengthen as they head toward the islands (opens the original)
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HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Lowell and Karina are churning in the Pacific Ocean and headed toward the islands. The 5 a.m. fix had Lowell a thousand miles ESE of Hilo and Karina 880 miles off the tip of Baja. The forecast tracks from the National Hurricane Center has Lowell passing the islands next weekend well to the south. But not so far away that there won’t be impacts, including high surf, stronger winds and perhaps some heavy showers. Meanwhile, the weather today and for the coming work week
First Alert Forecast: Moke leaves behind some muggy weather (opens the original)
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HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - The impacts from Moke have been minimal compared to Lala. Thankfully! But Moke has left us with some very sticky weather. As I write this it is 88 degrees in Honolulu with a “feels like” of 96 degrees. Ugh! The trade winds are doing their best to cool us down. We can call them breezy at 10-20 mph with gusts to 30. Similar conditions are expected tomorrow and perhaps Wednesday with some relief (a lower dewpoint) coming the second half of the week. As Moke scoots off to
First Alert Weather: Enjoy this sunny trade wind weather while you can (opens the original)
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HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - The trade winds are back! Enjoy Hawaii’s natural air-conditioning while you can. Today and tomorrow there will be lots of sunshine, winds out of the ENE at 10-15mph, and mainly windward and mauka showers. The trades will weaken to light and variable by late Wednesday and languish through the end of the week as a low-pressure trough passes north of the islands. That also means an increase in clouds, showers and stickiness Thursday and Friday. Breezy trade winds should r
First Alert Forecast: Tropical Storm Lala moves west but showers linger (opens the original)
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HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - We are certainly in a better position today compared to the weekend. The showers are more spread out and less intense. But they could add a half-inch to rain totals from the storm. Expect partly sunny skies and passing showers, particularly wet in the windward and mauka neighborhoods. We’re transitioning back to traditional trade wind weather today... and it should hang around until later this week when winds turn more southeasterly. Lala continues to move away from us
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