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Looking Ahead
A series of weak fronts are expected to either move across or stall near the island chain over the upcoming week, bringing varying wind and weather conditions from day to day, including periods of volcanic haze. Overall, winds will be on the lighter side and rainfall will be limited. Highest shower chances will be on Maui Monday as a front approaches. Winds may briefly become breezy Tuesday and Tuesday night in the wake of another front that brings a few showers to the whole state. This front will stall over and to the southeast of the Big Island and may bring some additional showers to the windward and southeast slopes Wednesday and Thursday.
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Today
Today we expect mostly sunny skies with clouds building in the afternoon. Isolated showers could also occur in the afternoon. High temperatures from 79° to 84°. Variable winds are expected up to 15 mph.
UV index at 11 (“extreme” exposure level)
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Tonight
Variable winds are expected up to 15 mph. Low temperatures from 65° to 70° with partly cloudy skies and skies clearing as the night goes on.
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