Hawaii Extended Forecast Discussion
NWS Weather Prediction Center College Park MD
923 AM EDT Mon Oct 05 2020

Valid 00Z Tue Oct 06 2020 - 00Z Tue Oct 13 2020

A fairly quiet and rather dry weather pattern is expected across
Hawaii and adjacent marine areas into this weekend. Lighter than
normal trade winds (with some sea and land breezes developing at
times) continue through midweek as a weak inverted trough persists
over the Islands between high pressure centers northeast and
northwest of the Islands. The surface high center to the northwest
weakens as it drifts east between 30 and 40 degrees north Friday
through Sunday allowing a return of moderate, but mainly dry trade
winds. The EC mean remains stronger with this surface high center
than the GEFS mean.

Remnants of what is now Tropical Storm Marie should approach the
Islands from the east early next week, with perhaps some elevated
easterly swells and some precipitation. Deep tropical moisture
from the ITCZ is expected to remain well south of the Islands,
around 10 degrees north through this next week.

Hamrick/Jackson