Hawaii Extended Forecast Discussion
NWS Weather Prediction Center College Park MD
349 AM EDT Tue Jul 05 2022

Valid 00Z Wed Jul 06 2022 - 00Z Wed Jul 13 2022

Trade winds are expected to trend somewhat downward to around
moderate to breezy levels over the next few days as the surface
high well to the north of Hawaii weakens slightly as it meanders
over the Pacific. Additionally, moisture levels are forecast to
drop and lessen shower coverage for the midweek time frame, though
some high clouds could remain given possible periods of upper
troughing especially over the western islands. By late week,
trades are likely to increase to breezy levels once again and last
through early next week. There may also be some periods of
increased moisture--while models now are in better agreement that
above average moisture may stay south of the state (though
possibly reach the Big Island) around Thursday, there may be a
brief period of increased moisture around Saturday for a wetter
trade wind pattern, before drying out again early next week. There
is some chance that moisture from what is currently Hurricane
Bonnie could pass over Hawaii around midweek next week, which will
continue to be monitored.

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