Potentially dangerous conditions hit western Hawaii as Hurricane Lowell struck the area on Monday and Tuesday, unleashing heavy rainfall and fierce winds. The storm’s center moved to the west of the islands by early Tuesday.
Authorities have warned residents of significant risks, including flash flooding and mudslides, following the deluge. Reports indicate that widespread power outages have left many without electricity in the affected regions.
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Honestly, I wonder if climate change is making these hurricanes hit harder. The data suggests a clear trend.
I can’t believe the power has been out for two days here. The humidity is unbearable. Please hurry!
Wait, is this Lowell the same storm as last year? The names keep feeling recycled somehow.
Stay safe everyone! Those mudslides are no joke after this much rain. Praying for western Hawaii.