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Hawaii Weather 3/8 Morning - Hydrologic Outlook

Hawaii Weather 3/8 Morning - Hydrologic Outlook

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 Good morning. Hawaii. I'm Michael Nally. Step outside and you'll feel those classic trade winds, steady at 13 miles an hour. It's 75 degrees statewide with scattered showers drifting through before sunrise. Here's your day. Oahu gets partly sunny skies with scattered showers wrapping up by mid-morning. You'll hit 82 degrees by noon. East winds gust to 22 miles an hour — enough to mess with your beach umbrella. Tonight drops to 72 degrees with more showers overnight. The Big Island sees cloudier conditions. Showers likely through the day, especially on windward slopes. Highs reach 76 degrees. Light southwest winds shift southeast by late morning. Tonight stays cloudy around 65 degrees with a 60 percent chance of showers. Maui gets the best deal today. Isolated showers taper off by noon, then mostly sunny skies take over. Highs hit 83 degrees. East-northeast winds blow 9 to 18 miles an hour, gusting to 65 miles an hour. Tonight cools to 65 degrees with isolated showers possible. Now here's the big story. A powerful low pressure system is deepening near the International Dateline right now. By Tuesday, dangerous weather moves in statewide. Heavy rain. Flooding potential. Strong thunderstorms. Gusty southerly winds reaching 35 miles an hour or more. This isn't your typical passing shower pattern. This system parks over the islands and lingers through the weekend. Flooding becomes increasingly likely as soils saturate and streams rise. Big Island summits could even see snow and ice. Monday stays quiet with lighter winds and scattered showers. But Tuesday through next weekend? Expect periods of heavy rain, embedded thunderstorms. And strong south winds. Monitor forecasts closely as this develops. See you this afternoon.
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