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The National Weather Service declares different levels of concern about potentially dangerous weather conditions, depending on rainfall and wind speed. But if you're not sure what to glean from those different levels, here's some guidance.
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A powerful Kona storm continues to batter the islands on and off, bringing possible flooding, high winds, and thunderstorms through the weekend.
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The storm is expected to last through Saturday, bringing possible flooding, windy conditions and thunderstorms. By Wednesday evening, all islands will be under flood watch.
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A powerful Kona storm is forecast to move east across the islands through Saturday, bringing possible flooding, windy conditions and thunderstorms.
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Darren Pai, Hawaiian Electric Company manager of external communications, spoke to HPR's Maddie Bender about recent power outages.
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National Weather Service meteorologist Derek Wroe spoke with HPR’s Maddie Bender about severe weather that shut down most of the state Monday morning.
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Lingering windy and rainy conditions may continue, depending on your location, the National Weather Service reports.
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Emergency managers advise everyone to keep a two-week supply of food on hand in case of a disaster. But how much food is that exactly? And what does it cost? HPR's Savannah Harriman-Pote gets into the details.
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The aftermath of a disaster is a legal and financial minefield. Put important documents in your evacuation kit in case disaster strikes.
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The recent Kona low weather system brought some much-needed rainfall to dry parts of the state, but Hawaiʻi and Maui counties remain in drought.