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03/21/2026

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03/17/2026

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03/16/2026

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03/15/2026

03/14/2026

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🚨 BREAKING UPDATE: Hawaii Declares Emergency as 150 MPH Kona Storm Slams Islands 🇺🇸⛈️

A dangerous Kona Low storm system is battering the Hawaiian Islands with destructive winds, torrential rain, and flash flooding, forcing the state government to issue emergency proclamations as conditions worsen.

🗓️ Date:

Thursday — March 12, 2026
(Peak impacts expected March 13–14)

📍 Location:

Hawaii — affecting Kauaʻi | Oʻahu | Maui | Hawaii Island

📊 Current Situation:

> Extreme Winds: A High Wind Warning is active for summit areas including Mauna Kea and Haleakalā, where gusts may reach 100–150 mph (160–241 km/h).

> Statewide Flood Threat: The National Weather Service has issued a Flood Watch for the entire state, with rainfall rates reaching 1–2 inches per hour.

> Winter Conditions at Summit: A Winter Storm Watch has been issued for elevations above 12,000 feet on the Big Island where heavy snow and freezing rain are expected.

> Travel Disruptions: The Hawaii Department of Transportation warns travelers to arrive three hours early due to delays at Daniel K. Inouye International Airport and Kahului Airport.

💥 What Happened:

> A slow-moving Kona Low—a powerful low-pressure system that draws tropical moisture from the south—has formed over the islands, producing heavy rainfall and severe winds.

> Because soils across the islands are already saturated, meteorologists warn that additional rainfall could trigger flash floods and landslides within minutes.

🌧️ Primary Hazards:

> Flash flooding in valleys and low-lying areas.
> Landslides on steep mountain slopes.
> Destructive winds capable of downing trees and power lines.
> Dangerous surf and storm surge along exposed coastlines.

🚨 Emergency Response:

> Governor Josh Green has issued two emergency proclamations, allowing rapid deployment of the Hawaii National Guard and access to emergency recovery funds.

> The Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources has closed multiple state parks including Polihale State Park and Haena State Park due to storm surge and flood risk.

> Emergency shelters have opened across Maui County to assist vulnerable residents.

📌 Situation Overview:

Meteorologists warn this Kona storm could become one of the most impactful weather events of 2026 for Hawaii, with the strongest winds and flooding expected Friday. Residents are urged to avoid coastal zones, steep valleys, and forested areas until the storm exits the region by Sunday.



📷 Visual Note: Digital reconstruction based on reported details, created for illustrative purposes.

03/12/2026

03/11/2026

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