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HNL Alert: 06:51 PM 03-23-2026 - The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center reports No Tsunami Threat to Hawaii from 7.6 magnitude earthquake in Tonga - Polynesia. More info at tsunami.gov manager.everbridge.net/pub/2436588097…

After the horror that has plagued Hawaii over the last few weeks more heavy rain for Maui this early morning. Rainfall rates of 1-3” per hour are occurring. Flash Flooding is ongoing and will likely worsen.

DESTRUCTIVE FLOODING 👀🛰️: Watch CIRA's satellite follow the Kona Low impacting the Hawaiian Islands. This storm has unleashed heavy rain to already saturated regions, causing flooding across the Aloha State.

HNL Alert: 04:15 PM 03-21-2026 - The BWS is notifying all water users from Mokuleia to Turtle Bay to to boil any water pulled from the tap prior to consumption until further notice. Do not drink the water without boiling it first. D manager.everbridge.net/pub/2437172212…

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#BREAKINGNEWS: More than 4,000 people have been told to evacuate in the northern part of Hawaii's Oahu island amid severe rain and flooding. Officials warn that a 120-year-old dam could collapse. spr.ly/6018B6kBGa

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Effects from a powerful kona low will bring potential for flash flooding, thunderstorms, damaging winds and snow to the high elevations (Big Island). Please keep informed of our warnings Friday into this weekend on our website weather.gov/hfo

RT @PDC_Global: As a powerful Kona low storm continues to impact Hawaii, PDC remains in close coordination with state and county partners,…

A powerful kona storm is expected to affect the state beginning today into the weekend, bringing several potential hazards to the islands including significant flash flooding, damaging winds, and strong to severe thunderstorms. Flooding concerns begin for Kauai today, Oahu tonight, then expands eastward across the island chain later in the week. The potential for strong to severe thunderstorms and significant flash flooding is expected to increase late in the week and into the weekend. Visit weather.gov for the latest.

An updated Day 3-7 Hazards Outlook has been issued. wpc.ncep.noaa.gov/threats/threat…

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Texas water association annual convention in Dallas today and tomorrow, come talk to me about flash flood alerts, streamlining communications and flood education programs. @project_enki

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A large cutoff low churns near Baja California. This upper-level system will aid in the development of severe weather tomorrow across the central US.

A major Kona Low is going to slam Hawaii this week bringing significant flooding, severe thunderstorms, damaging winds, and blizzard conditions on its highest peaks. 13 inches of rain is forecast Tuesday–Saturday in Honolulu, 80% of the city's annual rainfall in 5 days. Outside of the extraordinary March 1958 storm that holds all five of the top spots in the record books, this would be the wettest 5-day period since records began in 1940. Higher terrain on Oahu could see 20–30 inches of rain through Sunday. Impacts begin tonight on Kauai.

Elevated risk of heavy precipitation and flooding across the South-Central and East-Central U.S. in early March, visit cpc.ncep.noaa.gov for more information

Flash Flood Warning kind of rain! Dumping

The Nor'easter has gone through incredible bombogenesis, which has dropped nearly 40 mb over the past 24 hours and is currently at 972 mb at the center where you can see an eye has developed. This is the kind of Nor'easter you read about in textbooks. Remarkable.

❄️Curious how much snow and ice has fallen so far? Check out these maps populated by NWS offices throughout the US: Snow Totals weather.gov/source/crh/sno… Ice Totals weather.gov/source/crh/ice… Use the slider bar to view the past 24, 48, and 72 hours.