Lana'i On My Mind by Hawaiian Time (Hawaiian Time 0001) Ke Alana by Ka'imi Hanano'eau (Loihi Inc) Higher by Kamuela Kahoano (Green Light Go HI Productions) Hawane Rios for Ku Kia'i Mauna Together We Rise (Religion Records A&C/RAC002-8). The Green for Black & White (Easy Star Records, ES-1071). Na Wai 'Eha for Lovely Sunrise (NWE Records). Kupu Dalire-Na'auao for Chasing Legacy (Kupz Music). Kaulike Pescaia for Ku'u Huaka'i (no label). Kala'e Camarillo for Feel At Home (No Label).
Josh Tatofi for Ua Kui A Lawa (90211000). Natalie Ai Kamauu for 21°N 158°W (Keko Records). Maggie Herron for Renditions (Herron Song Records). Karlie G for Karlie G Christmas (KGM Productions). Hawane Rios for Ku Kia'i Mauna Together We Rise (Religion Records A&C). Nani Pi'iholo by Kahalawai from Kahalawai, Carlson Kamaka Kukona III, composer.Īmy Hanaiali`i for Kalawai'anui (Ua Records). Ku Ha'aheo e Ku'u Hawai'i by Various Artists from Kuha'o Maunakea. Amy Hanaiali`i Gilliom and Kumu Micah Kamohoalii`i, composers. Kalawaia`anui by Amy Hanaiali`i from Kalawai‘anui. Puakea Nogelmeier and Kellen Paik, composers. Ka Lei Moana by Kupaoa from Ka Lei Moana. Josh Tatofi and Hinaleimoana Wong, composers. Lovely Sunrise by Nā Wai 'Eha (NWE Records) Uaįor The Lahui by Josh Tatofi from Ua Kui A Lawa. Kalawai‘anui by Amy Hānaiali`i (Ua Records) All rights reserved.21°N 158°W by Natalie Ai Kamauu (Keko Records) No significant swells from the south are expected through early next week, although small, moderate period swells will prevent surf from going flat.Ĭopyright 2021 Hawaii News Now. The High Surf Advisory will go away this morning at 6 a.m. The south swell has peaked and is slowly making its decline. Behind Linda are strong and gusty trade winds for Tuesday and Wednesday. The winds will turn north/northeast and will turn south/south east as the effects of Linda passes the state. Winds may diminish once again Sunday and Monday, as the remnants of Tropical Storm Linda passes north of the islands it should be a remnant low by the time it reaches Hawaii. This means sunshine with windward and mauka clouds and showers drifting leeward at times. But there is a possibility for heavy rains and flash flooding since the storm will cut off the trade winds and showers may linger.įorecast calls for trade wind weather which returned last night and will last thru Saturday.
With Linda tracking to pass north of the state, the possibility of strong winds is somewhat diminished since the strongest part of the storm is on the northeastern side, away from the islands. this morning () Linda has been downgraded to Tropical Storm status and is approximately 1100 miles East of Hilo, Hawaii bringing with it possible heavy showers.
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