January 17
FridayA p.m. shower in places
Highs: 81° Lows: 66°
7:12 AM 6:12 PM
January 18
SaturdayMostly sunny and less humid
Highs: 82° Lows: 70°
7:12 AM 6:13 PM
January 19
SundayMostly sunny and breezy
Highs: 80° Lows: 69°
7:12 AM 6:13 PM
January 20
MondayPartly sunny, breezy and nice
Highs: 79° Lows: 69°
7:11 AM 6:14 PM
January 21
TuesdayTurning cloudy
Highs: 80° Lows: 67°
7:11 AM 6:15 PM
January 17
FridayMainly clear
Highs: 81° Lows: 66°
7:12 AM 6:12 PM
January 18
SaturdayMainly clear
Highs: 82° Lows: 70°
7:12 AM 6:13 PM
January 19
SundayBreezy early; partly cloudy
Highs: 80° Lows: 69°
7:12 AM 6:13 PM
January 20
MondayPartly cloudy
Highs: 79° Lows: 69°
7:11 AM 6:14 PM
January 21
TuesdayPartly cloudy
Highs: 80° Lows: 67°
7:11 AM 6:15 PM
Temperatures will reach below 10 degrees Fahrenheit in the Northern Plains and Upper Midwest, into the teens in the central Plains and Midwest and near 30 degrees in parts of the South on Saturday, before the front moves into the East Coast and the Southeast on Monday, the National Weather Service said. Read more
The National Weather Service says an extra-large, west-northwest to northwest swell is expected to fill in today, and then peak this afternoon. Read more
The advisory covers the north- and west-facing shores of Niihau, Kauai, Oahu and Molokai; and the north-facing shores of Maui through 6 p.m. today. Read more
The Maui Emergency Management Agency was partially activated after the severe weather and flash flood warning. Read more
Weather officials said the heavy rainfall has eased and flooding is no longer expected to pose a threat. Read more
The National Weather Service warns of “dangerously large, breaking waves of 15 to 20 feet today and 20 to 25 feet by Tuesday” along the west shores of Niihau, Kauai, Oahu and Molokai. Read more
More than five inches had fallen in the nation’s capital by midday today, according to the U.S. National Weather Service, with up to 12 inches in some surrounding areas of Maryland and Virginia. The snow was forecast to continue before the system pushes out to sea this evening. Read more
Winter storms are also expected to follow in the wake of the plunging temperatures. Read more
At least 10 tornadoes touched down in the southeastern U.S. states of Texas, Louisiana and Mississippi, leaving one person dead near Houston. Read more
Surf was expected to peak Thursday night, then begin to ease today as the swell fades into the weekend. Read more
Surf is expected to peak Thursday afternoon. Read more
The pounding surf also caused more than 100 feet of the Santa Cruz Wharf to collapse Monday afternoon. Read more
A notice taped to the museum door says the museum is temporarily closed “due to funding challenges” and includes a QR code that visitors can scan to donate funds. Read more
Forecasters said people to stay away from the shoreline along the affected coasts and be prepared for road closures. Read more
Officials urge the public to avoid affected shorelines and postpone entering or leaving channels affected by the high surf due to powerful currents and dangerous conditions for navigation. Read more
Officials warn of “dangerously large, breaking waves” rising from 18 to 25 feet to 20 to 30 feet Thursday along the north shores of Niihau, Kauai, Oahu, Molokai and Maui. Read more
“As winds begin to decrease and relative humidity rebounds, the threat of critical fire weather has diminished,” forecasters said. Read more
“As winds begin to decrease and relative humidity rebounds, the threat of critical fire weather has diminished,” forecasters said. Read more
The National Weather Service says a pair of overlapping, northwest swells will peak later today before gradually declining, and surf along north and west shores is expected to remain above advisory level through tonight. Read more
The National Weather Service expects surf to build to 12 to 16 feet along the north shores of Niihau, Kauai, Oahu, Molokai and Maui this afternoon, and peak up to 18 feet tonight through Tuesday. Read more
Forecasters warn of strong currents, which will make swimming dangerous. Read more
