First Alert Weather Day declared for threat of heavy rain; Oahu under flash flood warning
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) – The flood threat for Hawaii has diminished for the rest of the weekend as an higher degree low is weakening and drifting east.
The First Alert Weather Day has been canceled, whereas the National Weather Service additionally canceled the Flood Watch that was posted for most of the islands early Saturday morning.
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An unseasonably chilly higher degree low stress system produced durations of heavy showers produced flood circumstances together with harmful cloud-to-ground lightning.
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