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Honolulu, HI weather — the way cable used to look. See Honolulu's current conditions, an hour-by-hour outlook, a 5-day forecast, and live animated radar below, all in the retro style of 1990s weather TV. Tropical Honolulu is warm and pleasant year-round, cooled by trade winds, with a wetter winter and drier summer rather than hot-and-cold seasons. It's part of our West Coast coverage, near Los Angeles, San Diego, San Jose and San Francisco. The forecast is live; the 24/7 Retro Weather Rewind stream runs around the clock with smooth jazz — press play above or watch on YouTube.

A 90s weather channel, live 24/7

Retro Weather Rewind is a round-the-clock retro weather channel that recreates the golden age of 1990s weather television — the blue panels, condensed type, and yellow day names of The Weather Channel's Local on the 8s, Weatherscan, and the classic WeatherStar look, with wall-to-wall instrumental smooth jazz. The forecast above is real, live data; the 24/7 stream is the whole thing, the way cable weather used to look.

The channel cycles through 33 US cities in six regions — national overview first, then each region's current conditions, city forecasts, and animated radar. If you love vaporwave weather edits, old weather-channel music, or just a calm stream to keep on in the background, watch it live on YouTube.

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Upbeat instrumental smooth jazz around the clock — and it is ours. Every track on the channel is an original Retro Weather Rewind composition, written and produced in house.

The albums are on the music page.

Weather data: National Weather Service · Open-Meteo · Radar: RainViewer