The high winds that damaged and disrupted parts of Windward Oahu on Monday could return later in the week, the National Weather Service is warning.

A wind advisory for parts of Oahu, Kauai, Molokai, Maui and Lanai — with 30 to 50 mph wind from the southwest and gusts exceeding 60 mph — was set to expire at 6 a.m. Tuesday.

But weather service meteorologist Ian Morrison warned that similar high winds could return Friday evening and Saturday.

A small-craft advisory and high-surf warning are expected to stay in effect through Wednesday, and surf is expected to remain elevated through this week. A small-craft advisory is issued when winds are stronger than 25 knots (28.75 mph) and seas are higher than 10 feet.

And a high-wind warning for Hawaii island summits, with gusts topping 80 mph, is expected to remain in place through 6 p.m. Wednesday.

High winds Monday downed trees, prompted the evacuation of a Windward Oahu school cafeteria and closed a popular hiking area on Maui.