Tropical Storm Norbert strengthening as trade winds return to Hawaii this week



Tropical Storm Norbert is moving west across the eastern Pacific with maximum sustained winds near 40 mph, and gradual strengthening is expected over the next several days. Norbert is forecast to turn more west-northwest by Friday night. Closer to home, trade winds are returning across the Hawaiian Islands, bringing us back to a more typical trade wind pattern. Moisture will linger, especially over the Big Island, with showers favoring windward areas. Muggy conditions are expected to ease by Friday night as dew points drop.

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20 Comments

  1. It’s been a while since a tsunami or hurricane actually hit and thought we were due one soon. But good lord this year alone is making up for the last 20 years of no storms.

  2. Was reading how its more that a 75% chance it was likely a 50-year event would happen this winter in the northern hemisphere so until next March we are all gonna have to ride this one out

  3. With all the weather channels , this is my favorite since it's short , simple, clearly explains with enough informations without those jargons hard for old people like me to understand , you made it so easy to follow-up with every day's weather. Thank you so much for your great job. 🙏👍❤️🙂

  4. Brittni, I am usually critical of your delivery style, mainly due to the cadence and speed of your speech. But, I have to admit, I liked your delivery in this broadcast today. You slowed it down and didnt sound like you were reading off a powerpoint this time. Thanks for today's report and update.

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