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This week in Hawaiʻi

Maui

Current conditions and advisories that could affect your plans.

Last updated Oct 16, 11:00 PM HST

From our editors in Hawaiʻi

Elevated Wildfire Risk on Maui

Hawaiʻi's statewide wildfire emergency proclamation remains in effect through Nov. 28 due to dry vegetation, high winds and ongoing wildfire concerns. No specific Maui attraction closures are identified in the proclamation.

Instead, our editors recommend

Elevated Wildfire Risk on Maui

Check local fire conditions and trail advisories before hiking or exploring dry, remote areas. If conditions are unsafe, consider visiting Maui Ocean Center, exploring the Alexander & Baldwin Sugar Museum or taking an indoor art or cultural workshop.

This week at a glance

  • advisoryGovernor Green Issues Second Proclamation Relating to August 2026 Tropical Cyclones
  • advisoryGovernor Green Issues Thirty-third Proclamation Relating to Wildfires
  • advisoryGovernor Green Issues Third Proclamation Relating to the 2026 Wildfire Season

Weather & Ocean

advisory

Governor Green Issues Second Proclamation Relating to August 2026 Tropical Cyclones

In effect until Nov 6, 11:05 AM HSTSource: HIEMA ↗

Travel Impacts

advisory

Governor Green Issues Thirty-third Proclamation Relating to Wildfires

In effect until Nov 6, 10:57 AM HSTSource: HIEMA ↗
advisory

Governor Green Issues Third Proclamation Relating to the 2026 Wildfire Season

In effect until Oct 21, 7:05 AM HSTSource: HIEMA ↗

Our picks this week

What our editors recommend given the current conditions.

Conditions are collected from official sources and updated automatically. Hawaii.com reports what agencies have posted; it does not determine whether conditions are safe.