We will remain dry. In fact, here, within our cities and towns, dry conditions will remain with us for the next few days. We’ll be dealing with a bit of cloud cover, but that’s about it in terms of moisture. Sunday evening through Tuesday night, any lingering precipitation over the cascades should come to an
We'll have a, nearly, stationary front draped across the area today, and that may be the focus for some showers and storms to develop later this morning. While those are not expected to become severe, there may be some hail embedded in the strongest cells. More storms are expected to develop to our west and []
HONOLULU (KHON2) -- Mostly dry weather with trade winds will continue through next week. The northeast trade winds will calm down a bit over the weekend but will pick up again from the east early next week. Clouds and showers will mainly affect the windward and mauka areas, mostly at night and early in the []
We have seen a much quieter day across the state today with a couple of spotty showers developing across northern New Mexico, along with a couple light showers across south-central New Mexico as well. Heading through the late evening and overnight, skies will continue to clear across the state. Temperatures started a warming trend this []
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After a bit of a chilly start this morning, we'll see quite a bit of sunshine today. Winds will be relatively light, too, with afternoon highs making it up into lower 60s. It should feel very pleasant later on today! Temperatures tonight may be a bit chilly again, as we drop into the upper 30s. []
Next front arrives Tuesday. Spotty showers for mid-morning. More widespread rain with a rumble of thunder or two in the later afternoon/evening.
If you're heading outdoors this weekend you'll want to keep an eye on the sky! Saturday morning will bring a chance of a shower across Southern Middle Tennessee but most areas in the Tennessee Valley will be dry to start the day. There will be a chance of showers or an isolated storm by Saturday []
HONOLULU (KHON2) -- Trade winds will gradually weaken and shift towards the east-southeast by early next week. Moisture plumes will generate passing showers across windward and mauka regions until Saturday. Sunday onwards, a drier weather pattern will prevail with light to moderate east to east-southeast winds. These winds are expected to be light enough for []
Widespread showers and storms are expected to move through the area during the morning and afternoon today. While there's a chance a cell or two may get strong enough to have hail up to the size of quarters in them this morning, most of the storms through early afternoon aren't expected to be severe. Highs []
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Noticeably cooler weather settles in for the end of the week as our winds shifted out of the north this morning. A few lingering showers and storms may be possible behind the front into the early afternoon, and winds will be breezy again with gusts around 30-35mph out of the north and west. Highs today []