HiP 089 Passing Storms and Hawaiian Wind Keepers

Hawaii Posts

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In this episode, we have our weather surf and night sky forecast, over 10 concerts and 2 great events in our event calander also pay attention i will proviode and update for a few tropical storms that may effect our weather in the islands, remind you how you can witness ancient history this summer, in our night sky. Speaking of history how about a Hawaiian story about the wind keepers….. all that is coming up

OLELO HAWAII with Tom e Stokes Jr.

HUI – Meet

Ah Hui Hou Aku – Until we meet again, or the short version Ah Hui Hou!

https://wehewehe.org

https://www.nps.gov/havo/learn/historyculture/olelo-hawaii.htm

HiP Weather Forecast- Weather Conditions for Oahu-

https://www.timeanddate.com/weather/usa/honolulu/ext

Looking at the week of August 24 through August 31 and beyond

Saturday and Sunday there’s a 50% chance of rain. You may even see some thunderstorms throughout the day and the rain will be off and on all the way through Wednesday, but it will not be very strong on the island of Oahu. High temperatures will range between 84 and 90° this week and Thursday will be the hottest day and next Saturday the 31st looks like it’ll be a bright and sunny day. Our Lowes will be between 78 and 70° are wins will be coming out of the north north east this weekend. It will be strong because of a passing tropical storm to the south of the islands so winds will be around 30 on Saturday and going into Sunday. It will start taper off throughout the week and by next Friday and Saturday maybe just 5 mile an hour winds light cloud cover and beautiful days ahead next weekend.

There are two storms east of hawaii here to tell us more about it will be Justin Cruz from KHON

https://www.khon2.com/weather-blog/hone-to-pass-near-or-south-of-big-island-this-weekend/

Sea Temperatures: https://www.surf-forecast.com/breaks/Hawaii/seatemp

80 F (26C)

This Week Sunrise- around 6:15 am Sunset- around 6:50 pm Daylight – 12 and a hours hawaiian sunshine

VOLCANO REPORT from the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park

https://www.nps.gov/havo/planyourvisit/lava2.htm

As of July 17, 2024 there is no eruption, no lava flows, no lava glow at this time.

Hawaiian Volcano Observatory continues to closely monitor Kīlauea and will issue additional notices as needed.

Alert 1, Severity closure, Chain of Craters Road Closed Due to Increased Seismic Activity

Chain of Craters Road is closed at Devastation parking area due to increased seismic activity and potential road damage.

Surf Report

Song: Jack Palance By: Salon Kingsadore,

Last song on their Album: Hotel Azteca

https://youtube.com/salonkingsadore

North Shores

Flat to 2

West Side

1-3 ft

South Shores

1-2 on the rise peaking at 3-4 on monday storm generated treats on the way

East Side

2-4ft with the winds monday 3-6

CONTESTS

Dukes Ocean fest in Waikiki, surf volleyball

canoes and more

https://dukesoceanfest.com

Night Sky

Moon Phase

The moon is a waning gibbous 75% illumination next half moon is this sunday may 25th

This week Moonrise and Moonset (rounded to nearest 5min)

Moonrise this week will be around 11m and aftermidnight for the rest of the

Moonset this week will be mid day

ASTRONOMICAL NOTES:

Ancient History Is About to Happen in the Night Sky

By Graham Jones.

3000 years ago, a distant star system exploded. We’ll see it happen in our night sky sometime in the next few months.

T Coronae Borealis, aka the Blaze Star

Every 80 years or so, a binary star system 3000 light years from Earth undergoes a violent outburst.

3000 Light Years from Earth

At some point between now and September 2024, the Blaze Star is expected to live up to its name and shine as a new star within the northern constellation Corona Borealis.

You’ll have to be quick: it will only be visible to the naked eye for a few days.

Also, spoiler alert: the explosion has already happened—about 3000 years ago.

https://www.timeanddate.com/news/astronomy/t-coronae-borealis-new-star-2024

https://imiloahawaii.org/sky-charts