098  
FXHW01 KWNH 090701  
PMDHI  
 
HAWAII EXTENDED FORECAST DISCUSSION  
NWS WEATHER PREDICTION CENTER COLLEGE PARK MD  
200 AM EST FRI FEB 9 2024  
 
VALID 00Z SAT FEB 10 2024 - 00Z SAT FEB 17 2024  
 
THE SURFACE HIGH THAT IS INITIALLY NORTHEAST OF HAWAII WILL  
CONTINUE DRIFTING EASTWARD AWAY FROM THE REGION OVER THE WEEKEND.  
THIS WILL ALLOW FOR A COL TO DEVELOP WITHIN THE SUBTROPICAL RIDGE  
AXIS THAT IS EXPECTED TO EXIST THROUGH THE MIDDLE OF NEXT WEEK.  
MEANWHILE, MULTIPLE TROUGH/FRONT PASSAGES ARE EXPECTED WELL NORTH  
OF THE STATE, BUT A STRONGER FRONTAL BOUNDARY MAY APPROACH AROUND  
THURSDAY BASED ON THE LATEST ENSEMBLE MEANS.  
 
THE WEAKER THAN USUAL PRESSURE GRADIENT THAT IS EXPECTED THROUGH  
THE WEEKEND AND INTO THE FIRST HALF OF THE WEEK WILL RESULT IN  
MAINLY LIGHT LOW LEVEL WINDS THAT WILL INITIALLY BE OUT OF THE  
SOUTHEAST, AND THEN BECOME MORE VARIABLE WITH THE COL CENTERED  
OVER THE ISLANDS. WINDS MAY BECOME STRONGER OUT OF THE NORTH LATE  
IN THE WEEK IF THE COLD FRONT CLEARS THE STATE. SOME ISOLATED TO  
SCATTERED SHOWERS ARE POSSIBLE FOR THE FAVORED TERRAIN, BUT NO  
ORGANIZED AREAS OF HEAVY RAINFALL ARE ANTICIPATED.  
 
HAMRICK  
 
 
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