State Leaders, Emergency Officials Provide Update on Response to Kona Low Storm
The storm caused over $1 billion in damages and led to 236 rescues as officials warned of dam failure risks on Oahu’s North Shore, impacting nearly 10,000 residents.
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Oahu takes brunt as statewide storm losses reach $1 billion
Hawaii’s worst storm in 20 years battered Oahu on Friday, with damage projected to exceed $1 billion, as relentless rain triggered widespread flooding, forced mass evacuations, stranded residents, and prompted at least 233 rescues while driving streams and reservoirs — including the aging Wahiawa Dam — to dangerous levels. “This is the largest flood that we’ve had in Hawaii in 20 years,” Gov. Josh Green said early Friday evening at a joint news …
As floodwaters recede, magnitude of storm damage comes into focus | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
Now the cleanup begins in earnest after the brunt of the latest Kona-low storm — the second such weather event in a week — walloped Oahu, Maui County and Hawaii island early Friday and again Saturday, followed by the lifting of evacuation notices and the winding down of emergency evacuation centers on Oahu’s North Shore.
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