Drew Davis

High pressure is still dominating the weather pattern across Hawaii. We're seeing calm and hot conditions over the next 7 days, with many parts of the island chain reaching 90 degrees.

The National Hurricane Center is tracking two areas of potential tropical cyclone development in the eastern Pacific. With the current setup of the high pressure system, one of the potential storms could be steered towards the island chain. The next named storm would be .

We're keeping close eyes on these systems to see how they develop.

After the remnants of Hurricane Fernanda moved through today, windward neighborhoods across the eastern parts of the state saw some heavy downpours. However, leeward areas remained dry across Maui.

This is the last big weather maker within the foreseeable future. We're entering another dry trade wind pattern. Windward and mauka showers are possible, but we'll remain mostly dry and warm statewide going forward.


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We're tracking two different scenarios for the remnants of Hurricane Fernanda. Forecast scenario 1 has the center of the low pressure system weakening before it arrives in Hawaii. Heavy rainfall is expected on the Big Island. However, West Maui may not see as much rainfall in this forecast option.

Forecast scenario 2 sees a deeper low pressure system approaching the eastern parts of the state. Heavy rainfall would be possible all across Maui and the Big Island.

We're tracking this system closely because of how it could impact the ongoing Maui recovery efforts. Keep up with us to get the latest forecast.