Cold front moving into the state bringing possible heavy rainfall

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) – A cold front will bring a brief round of showers and perhaps isolated thunderstorms early Wednesday morning into Thursday.

Showers along the frontal boundary may produce locally heavy rainfall with slight chance of thunderstorms.

These showers are expected to clear out quickly as moderate to locally breezy northwest winds fill in behind the front, ushering drier air and cooler temps.

Trades return briefly Friday into Saturday before they are disrupted again by another front approaching from the northwest.

A new advisory level northwest swell will slowly build through Wednesday.

A bigger northerly reinforcement is due on Thursday.

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Get ready, folks! A cold front is on the move and it’s bringing with it the possibility of heavy rainfall to our state. This weather system is expected to sweep through the area over the next few days, so make sure you have your rain gear handy.

With the potential for heavy rainfall, there is the chance of localized flooding in low-lying areas. It’s always best to be prepared, so take precautions now to protect your property and stay safe.

Stay tuned to your local weather forecast for updates on the timing and intensity of the rainfall. And remember, if you encounter flooded roads, turn around and find an alternate route. Safety first!

Let’s all stay weather aware and prepared as this cold front moves through our state. Stay dry, stay safe, and stay informed!

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