Hawaii Extended Forecast Discussion
NWS Weather Prediction Center College Park MD
218 AM EST Tue Dec 8 2020

Valid 00Z Wed Dec 9 2020 - 00Z Wed Dec 16 2020

A weakening cold front a few hundred miles north of the Islands
will continue to dissipate on Tuesday.  The surface high north of
the state will continue moving away to the east as a col develops
in the ridge axis.  A powerful storm system near the Aleutians for
the end of the week will send another cold front towards the
northern Islands.  This will cause surface winds to veer to the
southeast and weaken for a few days, before gradually increasing
again by the weekend as the high to the north builds again.

This will equate to a relatively uneventful weather pattern for
Hawaii through early next week with no significant moisture surges
or rain events expected.  There will be the typical windward
showers across the eastern Islands, and perhaps some sea/land
breeze induced showers, although this activity should mainly be
light.  Some enhanced swells from the North Pacific storm systems
will likely affect the northern coasts.

Hamrick