June 1
SundaySome brightening
Highs: 85° Lows: 75°
5:49 AM 7:10 PM
June 2
MondayAn a.m. shower, then breezy
Highs: 86° Lows: 74°
5:49 AM 7:10 PM
June 3
TuesdayClouds and sun; breezy, nice
Highs: 86° Lows: 74°
5:49 AM 7:10 PM
June 4
WednesdayPartly sunny, breezy and nice
Highs: 86° Lows: 74°
5:49 AM 7:11 PM
June 5
ThursdayBreezy in the morning
Highs: 85° Lows: 73°
5:49 AM 7:11 PM
June 1
SundayCloudy
Highs: 85° Lows: 75°
5:49 AM 7:10 PM
June 2
MondayPartly cloudy
Highs: 86° Lows: 74°
5:49 AM 7:10 PM
June 3
TuesdayBreezy early; partly cloudy
Highs: 86° Lows: 74°
5:49 AM 7:10 PM
June 4
WednesdayPartly cloudy, a shower late
Highs: 86° Lows: 74°
5:49 AM 7:11 PM
June 5
ThursdayThickening clouds
Highs: 85° Lows: 73°
5:49 AM 7:11 PM
Aerial images posted on social media showed scenes of destruction in Laurel County, with entire blocks of houses reduced to splinters, and cars and pickup trucks left battered or crushed in the tornado’s wake. Read more
Forecasters warn of minor flooding on roads, and drainage areas and in streams. Read more
With hurricane season beginning June 1, Hawaii officials are urging residents to prepare now as forecasters predict near- to below- normal tropical cyclone activity in the Central Pacific this year. Read more
Wednesday will see the start of a return to typical tradewind weather into early next week, forecasters said. Read more
Forecasters expect tradewinds to return Wednesday and strengthen through the weekend, bringing a more-typical windward and mauka shower pattern. Read more
Forecasters are expecting another round of “unsettled weather conditions” from today through Wednesday due to a deep low-pressure system that will stall west of the state over the next several days. Read more
Moderate tradewinds are forecast to return today and through the weekend with lingering showers throughout the state. Read more
Another storm system could bring heavy rain and thunderstorms to the islands by Tuesday through Thursday, the weather service said. Read more
Forecasters say the state will see light winds and scattered showers through the weekend. Read more
An agreement signed on April 10 between the service and the union representing its employees describes several measures that forecasting offices will take to manage the consequences of the Trump administration’s drive to reduce the size of the government. Read more
The workers were first fired on February 27 and then reinstated on March 17 to administrative leave, during which they were paid but not permitted to work, per a federal court order that blocked the firings. Read more
Surf of 15 to 20 feet is expected along exposed north shores, and surf of 8 to 12 feet is expected along exposed east and west shores due to the current, long-period north swell. Read more
Surf on the north shores of Niihau, Kauai, Oahu, Molokai, Maui and the Big Island will rise to 25 to 35 feet tonight, then to 20 to 25 feet Sunday. Read more
Emergency workers reported overnight water rescues in Arkansas, Kentucky, Missouri and Texas. Read more
Forecasters said heavy rain has diminished, but additional rainfall is possible throughout the day. Read more
Forecasters said the low pressure system west to northwest of Hawaii that brought heavy showers to the western islands Monday will weaken over the next 24 hours. Read more
The storms that killed at least 21 people across Arkansas, Mississippi and Missouri on Friday and Saturday continued to pummel a vast section of the South, leveling homes, taking down power lines and turning communities into debris fields. Read more
Winds will be strongest over and downwind of the mountains, forecasters said, and where winds are funneled around and between terrain. Read more
Forecasters say a long-period, west-northwest swell will build up throughout today, then peak overnight through early Tuesday. The advisory is effective until 6 p.m. Tuesday. Read more
Surf is forecast to reach 25 to 35 feet along north-facing shores and 20 to 25 feet along west-facing shores. Read more
The swell, which is expected to peak through the afternoon, will create hazardous conditions along north- and west-facing shores, with strong breaking waves and dangerous currents. Read more
