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Olowalu brush fire brings evacuation orders and a power outage (opens the original)
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A brush fire in West Maui’s Olowalu Village area has prompted an evacuation order for residents from Luawai to Ehehene Streets. The fire was first reported just before 2 p.m. and the Maui Emergency Management Agency said sirens were sounded at 2:40 p.m. Honoapiʻilani Highway was closed from North Kīhei to Olowalu General Store for much of the afternoon and evening. It reopened around 10:30 p.m. with motorists advised to use caution when traveling through the area. Amid high winds caused by Hurri
Hurricane Nolo: What to expect on each island this weekend (opens the original)
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Hawaiʻi Public Radio will be providing updates as Hurricane Nolo approaches. Click here for the latest in our storm coverage. The Central Pacific Hurricane Center said Nolo had maximum sustained winds of about 105 mph on Friday morning, making it a Category 2 hurricane. Forecasters expect the storm to become a major hurricane of Category 3 or higher this weekend. Windward and southeast Hawai'i Island can expect to see powerful gusts, heavy rain, flash flooding and mudslides starting Friday night
Oʻahu weathers Hurricane Lowell with flooding and power outages (opens the original)
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Tuesday morning on Oʻahu, with thick clouds and intermittent rain still in the air, officials said the island had been spared the worst of Hurricane Lowell overnight. “We are incredibly grateful this morning that Oʻahu appears to have been spared the worst of Hurricane Lowell,” said Honolulu Mayor Rick Blangiardi in a news release. “I also want to say mahalo to everyone across this island who listened, prepared, and took the warnings seriously. We asked people not to become complacent, and you r
Have damages from Hurricane Lala? Maui County wants you to report it (opens the original)
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Maui County is asking residents and businesses affected by Hurricane Lala to file a damage report. Reports will help officials document and understand the extent of damage and identify needs. Filing a report does not bring direct financial aid but it does help support the county's requests for federal disaster assistance. The Maui Emergency Management Agency says reports contribute to the entire community's resilience. “The more complete and accurate your information is, the better it can suppor
Photos: See the impacts of Hurricane Lala across Hawaiʻi (opens the original)
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Send your storm photos to news@hawaiipublicradio.org and include your name and location, and we may share them in this story or on HPR's digital platforms. Over the weekend, Hurricane Lala brought strong winds and heavy rainfall across the Hawaiian Islands. See images of clouds rolling in, fallen trees, flooding, and other scenes from around the islands. HPR will be providing storm updates on hawaiipublicradio.org as they come in. The Central Pacific Hurricane Center will have its latest forecas
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