Hawaiʻi officials are preparing for a major storm expected to bring up to eight inches of rain and potential flooding to Oʻahu and Maui starting Tuesday night.
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Flood Watch issued as heavy rains, potential flooding expected across Islands
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State, city prep for storm expected to bring heavy rain
LIHU‘E — County of Kaua‘i officials are urging residents and visitors to prepare for potential heavy rain, flash flooding, and thunderstorms that may affect the island as early as tonight.
Hawaii could see widespread heavy rain and possible flooding beginning Tuesday as an unusual low-pressure system pulls an exceptionally moist mass of tropical air north toward the islands, according to the National Weather Service.
All Hawaiian islands are under a statewide flood watch beginning Tuesday morning as a slow-moving weather system brings deep tropical moisture, heavy rain and isolated thunderstorms to the region.
A flood watch has been issued for all Hawaiian Islands through Thursday morning due to an incoming weather system expected to bring heavy rain and potential flash flooding.
Hawaiʻi officials are preparing for a major storm expected to bring up to eight inches of rain and potential flooding to Oʻahu and Maui starting Tuesday night.
