HONOLULU (KHON2) -- The trades winds are being replaced as kona winds take over. By Sunday through much of next week, southwesterly winds will strengthen. A weakending cold front is expected to increase rain chances across the board. Wetter conditions will last much of next week. Today & Tomorrow: Weakening Trades: Trade winds will decrease in strength and shift direction towards the southeast. Hybrid Weather: Expect a mix of: Windward Showers: Limited showers on the windward sides. Leeward Breezes: Isolated showers due to sea breezes in sheltered areas. This Weekend: Continued Trade Weakening: Trades will further weaken and shift to southerly and then southwesterly directions. Increased Breezes: More widespread land and sea breezes. Daytime Clouds & Showers: Limited showers and clouds in leeward and interior areas during the day. Nighttime Clearing: Mostly clear skies at night. Next Week: Mid-Week Front: A cold front will arrive by mid-week. Increased Rainfall: Expect some beneficial rain. Stronger Winds: Breezy north-northeasterly winds, especially in the western part of the state. Continued Showers: Rain chances will persist due to the front and additional moisture. Volcanic Activity: Big Island Hotspot: Volcanic activity continues at Halemaumau Crater. Vog Potential: Tonight/Tomorrow: Vog may increase across some smaller islands as winds shift. Big Island Impact: Vog will primarily affect portions of the Big Island and nearby waters.