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Hawaii Extended Forecast Discussion
 
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Hawaii Extended Forecast Discussion
NWS Weather Prediction Center College Park MD
259 AM EST Sat Feb 01 2025

Valid 00Z Sun Feb 02 2025 - 00Z Sun Feb 09 2025

A cold front will move through Hawaii Saturday, ahead of which
showers are possible in the central and eastern islands. Behind
the front, winds will shift to northwesterly while cooler and
drier air filters in. Breezy winds are forecast to shift to
northeasterly Sunday as a surface high sets up northwest of the
state, and winds maintain that direction into early next week.
Light showers may form and favor windward and mauka areas, but a
generally drier than normal environment could keep these limited.
A weakening surface pressure gradient and troughing influence
aloft could lead to a land/sea breeze dominant pattern for mid to
late week, while precipitable water values gradually increase.
Easterly trades may strengthen next weekend.

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