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Friday is a First Alert Weather Day as Gilma’s remnants bring chance for disruptive weather
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) – The Hawaii News Now weather team has marked Friday as a First Alert Weather Day as Gilma approaches the state, bringing more rain with light winds and higher humidity levels.
The impacts won’t be destructive, rather at times disruptive.
Current forecast trends have Gilma, though weakening, holding together as a tropical depression as it skirts west- northwest along the island chain.
At this time, the strongest winds are still expected to remain over the eastern coastal/offshore waters and winds along land areas and leeward coastal waters will actually weaken and take on a more southeasterly component Friday into Saturday.
MORE: Tropical Storm Gilma, remnants of Hector may bring wet weather to the islands
These weaker winds may allow for shower coverage to expand across leeward portions of the state due to increased potential for sea breeze activity and increased moisture being routed around island terrain.
Timing of the heaviest rainfall is looking like it will be Thursday night through Saturday morning. Periods of heavier rain may pick up over the mountains.
Even though widespread flooding is not expected with current forecast rainfall totals in the 1 to 3 inch range, localized flooding could be possible.
Other than the potential for rain, moisture moving in as Gilma passes nearby will raise dew point temperatures by a few degrees, making it feel a bit muggier through the weekend.
If the system is more north, that will mean less rain for us and higher humidity. If it sags more south, closer to the islands, that will likely mean more rain.
Gilma is expected to weaken to a remnant low Thursday night and dissipate near Kauai on Saturday.
Following not too far behind Gilma was Tropical Storm Hector which has now dissipated. What’s left of it is expected on a westward track, and it should be a weak surface trough that could bring a slight increase in showers and more muggy weather sometime Saturday night into Sunday.
Stay tuned to the latest information on the Hawaii News Now Weather app.
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MANITOWOC (WLUK) — A 200-foot Manitowoc-built crane is on its way to a Navy Base in Hawaii.
Big Blue P-82 sailed out of the Manitowoc Harbor Friday morning to Navy Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam on the island of Oahu.
Manitowoc Mayor Justin Nickels posted a bon voyage post to social media, reading in part:
Pearl Harbor is where America’s involvement in World War II began — a moment that changed the course of history. And it is altogether fitting that Big Blue now heads to that very place, because Manitowoc played a defining role in that same war effort. Right here on the same peninsula where Big Blue was built, the people of Manitowoc constructed 28 submarines that helped secure victory and defend freedom around the world. That legacy of ingenuity, patriotism, and hard work is still alive today. The men and women of this community continue to build big things — important things — that support our nation and strengthen our future. Their skill and dedication are part of a story that spans generations. We’re proud of Big Blue, proud of those who built it, and proud of Manitowoc’s enduring place in American history. Safe travels, Big Blue; from a city that helped win a war to the harbor where it began, we wish you fair winds and following seas
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The crane will make the 7,600 to 7,800 nautical mile journey from the Manitowoc Harbor through the St. Lawrence Seaway, down the East Coast of the U.S. before going through the Panama Canal to the island of Oahu.
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The East Hawaii community is invited to join state Rep. Chris Todd for a town hall focused on a recap of the 2026 legislative session and important updates impacting Hawaii Island residents.
Todd represents House District 3 (portion of Hilo, Keaukaha, Orchidland Estates, Ainaloa, Hawaiian Acres, Fern Acres, portions of Kurtistown and Keaau).
Community members will have the opportunity to ask questions, share concerns and engage in discussions about legislative priorities and local issues.
The town hall is from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday, May 31, at the Keaukaha Elementary School Cafeteria, 240 Desha Ave. in Hilo
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