All Hawaii islands remain under a flood watch through Monday afternoon as a Kona low weather system continues to drench the state. The Kona low is north of Kauai and will move south through Monday, before heading west and weakening Wednesday and Thursday, forecasters said.

A slow-moving Kona low brought periods of heavy rain, strong winds and dangerous marine conditions across the state Sunday, prompting flood advisories on multiple islands and a flood watch for all Hawaiian Islands through this afternoon,

Monday Night: Occasional showers and isolated thunderstorms. Locally heavy rainfall possible. Lows 58 to 67 near the shore to 50 to 57 at 4000 feet. Southeast winds 10 to 15 mph shifting to the east after midnight. Gusts up to 35 mph. Chance of rain near 100 percent.

Heavy rain, strong winds and high surf are continuing across Hawaii today, with flooding possible statewide and snow and ice still covering Hawaii island summits, according to the National Weather Service.

A developing kona low north of Kauai is drawing up a moisture rich air mass meaning locally high rainfall and possible isolated storms that may initiate flash flooding. Winds may also strengthen to advisory levels Monday along with Big Island summits receiving significant snow accumulation the next few days.

Winter storm warnings are in effect for the summits of Mauna Kea and Mauna Loa as a robust system affects Hawaii

While the exact path and volume of rain from the storm system is still unclear, the National Weather Service has issued a statewide flood watch running from late today through Monday afternoon for the system. “On the Big Island and Maui, the greatest flood risk will be on southeast slopes,” NWS reported.

HONOLULU -- Relentless rain in Hawaii has left parts of the state under the threat of "significant and life-threatening flooding," the National Weather Service in Honolulu said Monday night, with some areas already tallying more than a foot of rain over a ...

We can expect a return to wet, unstable weather starting Sunday with a heightened risk for heavy rain and thunderstorms.