The National Weather Service has lifted the flood advisory for Maui, as heavy rain has tapered off to light showers. However, a flood watch remains active for all Hawaiian islands through 6 a.m. Monday, with conditions still favorable for flash flooding.

A tropical moisture plume is expected to bring heavy rain and thunderstorms to Hawaii, particularly impacting Maui and the Big Island, with a flood watch in effect.

Your First Alert Weather Team has declared First Alert Weather Days Monday and Tuesday for the islands of Maui and Hawaii. A flood watch has been issued for those island starting late Sunday night through Tuesday afternoon.

Tropical moisture continues to hit the Big Island with heavy rain, triggering a flash flood warning and a flood watch for both Maui and Hawaii Island. Showers are expected state-wide on Tuesday. Tonig

The National Weather Service is monitoring Hawaii for flooding and heavy rain, with a weather shift expected on Monday.

The Flood Watch has been canceled for Maui County and Hawaii Island, ending the First Alert Weather Day for the eastern half of the state. However, wetter weather is still expected throughout this week.

The main forecast concern in the short-term is the potential for heavy rain and flooding, particularly for windward Big Island and Maui, starting late tonight and lasting through Tuesday. A surface trough about 450 miles southeast of Hilo this afternoon can be clearly seen on visible satellite and will continue to advance

Heavy downpours are causing issues on Hawaii Island. According to the National Weather Service, a flash flood warning was triggered, with rain hitting parts of Kau, Puna and South Hilo. County officials have opened shelters at Keeau Armory,