Hawaii Endures Devastating Storms with $1 Billion in Damages
Hawaii Endures Devastating Storms with $1 Billion in Damages
US · Published Mar 23, 2026
Hawaii has suffered $1 billion in damages from recent severe storms.
Over 230 people were rescued due to extensive flooding, particularly on Oahu.
The White House is supporting Hawaii in managing the aftermath of the worst flooding in 20 years.
Devastating storms cause widespread flooding and damage
Hawaii has been struck by a series of devastating storms, resulting in approximately $1 billion in damages statewide. The BBC reports that rainfall reached up to 50 inches (127 cm) in some regions, causing widespread flooding, particularly on the island of Oahu. Governor Josh Green stated that over 230 people needed rescue, with no reported fatalities. The storms led to extensive evacuations, including high-profile residents like actor Jason Momoa, who had to leave his home on Oahu's North Shore.
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