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Honolulu Spilled 27M Gallons Of Sewage In A New System Failure
Two and a half weeks after Tropical Storm Lala dumped more than a trillion gallons of rain on the islands, Honolulu issued a press release with another startling number: A sewage spill during the storm had leaked roughly 26 million gallons of bacteria-laden effluent mixed with stormwater into Honolulu Harbor.
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First Alert Forecast: Tracking a potential cyclone, flooding rainfall with gusty winds possible starting Wednesday
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Moderate trades will gradually strengthen each day over the next several days with widespread strong trades expected by Thursday or Friday. The main focus for the weather this week will be the tropical cyclone development southeast / south of the Big Island over the next several days.
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KIUC urges residents to prepare for possible impacts from approaching storm
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Kauai Island Utility Cooperative (KIUC) is closely monitoring Tropical Depression Fifteen-E, which could bring weather impacts, such as high winds to Kauai. Residents are encouraged to review their personal emergency preparedness plans and make sure they are ready for the possibility of prolonged power outages. Preparedness tips...
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Tuesday Weather | Trade winds strengthen this afternoon as tropical threat develops
Hawaiʻi will see a typical trade wind pattern today, with scattered windward and mauka showers and a few brief downpours possible. Trade winds will strengthen through the week as forecasters monitor a potential tropical cyclone near the Big Island.
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Oʻahu’s Shade Trees Could Take Decades To Grow Back After Storms
Between the Kona lows and two hurricanes, Honolulu has been cleaning up and removing fallen and damaged trees for six months straight — and they’re not done yet. This comes at a time when O‘ahu’s tree canopy has already been declining for years. Between 2014 and 2017, it dropped 5% or an estimated 76,000 trees, forest stewards say. And as temperatures rise, the city needs the services those trees provide more than ever.
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Hawaii Storm Update: Prepare for heavy rains and winds this week
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Honolulu Basks in Trade Winds Before Midweek Showers Blow In
Honolulu’s Sunday forecast calls for mostly clear skies, temperatures around 80 degrees and a stiff east-northeast breeze near 29 mph at the airport. The city should stay mostly sunny through the afternoon, with a high near 87 and wind gusts reaching 29 mph. Sunny Sunday And Monday With Strong...
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First Alert Forecast: Tracking a developing storm, flooding conditions possible later in the week
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Breezy trades weaken slightly during midweek, then restrengthen by late in the week. Potential tropical development threatens to bring heavy rainfall to eastern portions of the state during the latter half of the week, though uncertainty remains higher than usual at this time. Still high rain potential...
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Emergency disaster fair draws residents preparing for more storms
Government agencies and community groups hosted the Mānoa Community Emergency Disaster Fair on September 19 to provide residents with supplies and practical advice for disaster preparedness following a series of recent storms in Hawaiʻi.
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Brush fire along Kuihelani Highway in Central Maui fully extinguished
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - The fire that began in Central Maui Thursday afternoon along Kuihelani Highway was fully contained at 7:30 p.m. Thursday night. The fire broke out just before 3:30 p.m. in Waikapu, and the Maui Fire Department was at the scene. Firefighters said they found a multi-acre area of...
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First Alert Forecast: Drier weekend, but more tropical moisture on the horizon
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Drier and more stable conditions are expected over most of the islands, along with moderate to breezy trade winds. A trough to the west will keep more windward showers in the forecast for Kauai. A First Alert is up for the coming week with the remnants of...
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Deadlines extended for Hawaiʻi SNAP storm relief requests
The Hawaiʻi Department of Human Services has extended deadlines for SNAP replacement benefits due to food loss from Tropical Cyclone Lala and Hurricane Lowell, including an automatic replacement program for some households on Kauaʻi starting September 17.
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First Alert Forecast: Drier Weekend... Wet Next Week
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - There are a few lingering showers as the remnants of Norbert make their exit stage right. Upslope Kailua-Kona even has some thunder and lightning this afternoon. But the trend is drier just in time for the weekend. Another wet episode is likely the middle of next week....