Hawaii Hit Again: Second Kona Storm Sparks Flood Fears
Hawaii Hit Again: Second Kona Storm Sparks Flood Fears
US · Published Mar 23, 2026
Hawaii braces for a second Kona storm in a week, increasing the risk of flooding and mudslides.
Previous storm damage and clogged drainage systems heighten the danger despite potentially less rainfall.
Residents are urged to prepare emergency kits and stay informed as strong winds threaten travel.
Hawaii faces new storm, flood fears rise
Hawaii is once again preparing for a second Kona storm within a week, sparking fresh fears of flooding, mudslides, and travel disruptions across the islands. Following the recent deluge that saw some areas receiving up to 50 inches of rainfall, the ground remains saturated, significantly elevating the risk of runoff and subsequent flooding.
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