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Are you looking for a serious answer?

The real answer is that weather is very often influenced by the interactions in contiguous zones, like from the Rockies to the Plains.

How contiguous is Alaska to Montana? Will Alaska weather affect Montana?

Will Hawaii weather affect California?

You do notice that most of the coastal areas do include a few hundred miles of ocean conditions, but not the thousands of miles to Hawaii, and Hawaii itself produces negligible weather influences in the weather pattern anyway.

Alaska has a huge weather influence, but that gets blocked by the jet stream most of the time, and also Canada, making the weather from Canada a lot more impactful.

It's called an "Alberta Clipper", not an "Alaska Clipper" for a reason.

I can't speak for Alaska, but the weather forecast for Hawaii is, "It's going to be humid, it's going to get hot, and it's going to rain."
Every single day

Neither state fits into the "flat Earth" theory.

Alaska and hawaii are already gone.