A warm Pacific and an impending strong El Niño could open the storm track to Hawaii, especially over the next few months.

The National Weather Service warns of a "high-impact and potentially life-threatening weather pattern" in Hawaii this week, with torrential rainfall, flash flooding, strong winds, severe thunderstorms and mountain snow. Through Saturday, "we could easily ...

El Nino. The latest forecast for this year’s El Nino cycle has an 81% chance of being “very strong” from October to December and could be one of the strongest cycles on record since 1950. Characterized by warming surface waters and lessening tradewinds in the equatorial Pacific Ocean,

After nearly two decades, Hawaii residents can now obtain newly redesigned driver’s licenses and state identification cards with enhanced security features aimed at combating identity theft,

Tropical Storm Genevieve formed Friday in the Pacific Ocean, the National Hurricane Center said. The center of the cyclone was at sea and posed no threat to land. Genevieve was located about 585 miles (945 kilometers) south of Zihuatanejo,

Hawaii lawmakers have given a state agency new power to accelerate affordable rental housing development under a five-year pilot project modeled on a successful program in Canada.

Fausto is currently tracking well east of Hawaiʻi and is expected to remain over open water with no direct impacts to the islands. At this time, there are no watches or warnings in effect for

A category 2 storm has been making its way toward Hawaii and is expected to hit the island next week, according to the National Hurricane Center in Miami. The storm, labeled Fausto, will come with some risks of impact from wind and rainfall in the area.