Weather Alert in Oahu
WEATHER ALERT: Reposting from Stolen Stuff Hawaii NWS Hawaii Weather Radar Loop – 8:45AM HST – 4/12/2026 UNSETTLED WEATHER CONTINUES STATEWIDE – PERIODS OF RAIN EXPECTED THROUGH MONDAY Radar this morning shows widespread moisture and multiple active rain bands moving across the state, with the heaviest activity currently impacting Oahu and Kauai. Additional showers remain offshore and continue pushing toward the islands, indicating conditions will remain unsettled through the day. According to the latest National Weather Service forecast, Oahu and Kauai are expected to see the most active weather over the next 24 hours with repeated rounds of showers and occasional heavier downpours possible through tonight. Localized ponding and minor flooding may occur in poor drainage, low-lying, and previously saturated areas if heavier cells repeatedly move over the same locations. Maui County may continue seeing scattered showers with occasional brief heavier bursts, especially if western rain bands shift east later today. The Big Island remains relatively quieter overall, though scattered showers continue affecting some windward and upslope communities. At this time, widespread flash flooding is not expected statewide, but isolated flooding remains possible where heavier rain develops. Roadways may become slick and visibility may quickly drop during heavier showers. Forecast models indicate this wet pattern should continue through tonight into early Monday before gradually improving as the disturbance begins moving away from the islands. Residents are advised to remain weather aware, monitor changing conditions, and use caution while driving during heavier showers. During times of inclement weather, Stolen Stuff Hawaii will continue sharing radar loops for real-time updates. Stay alert, use caution on roadways, and avoid flooded areas. #hawaii #weather #alert #rain #flooding