UPDATED 1217pm HST
from the National Weather Service in Honolulu:
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#Iselle onset times for sustained tropical storm winds (39+ mph): 4 pm Big Island, 9 pm Maui, 6 am Fri Oahu, 4 pm Fri Kauai.
Here is the ‘hurricane’ that closed down the state. You know….the one I said wouldn’t happen?
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I’m not a Meteorologist, but it...
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A Category 3-4 hurricane storm will drive 20-30 ft. of sea water inland. This could happen within a 12-24 hour time period and could do everything Sea Level Rise (SLR) will accomplish in the coming decades. This scenario is actually PREDICTED by FEMA as likely for Honolulu at anytime into the future decades.
Each year...
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The National Weather Service in Honolulu has issued a high surf warning for the North and West facing shores of Oahu from 6pm Saturday night through noon on Monday.
A powerful hurricane in the Western North Pacific has generated a West-Northwest swell that will produce very large surf along exposed North and West facing shores...
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This Has Been The Worst Year For Natural Disasters In U.S. History
There has been a natural disaster that has caused at least a billion dollars of damage inside the United States every single month so far this year. According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, there have been 10 major disasters in the United States this year. On average, usually there are only about...
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