As the second Kona Low storm hits the Islands, residents are sharing what's going on in their neighborhoods in real time to help others stay informed. Here's what's going on from the community's point of view.
Pets have been rescued! If your pets are lost in the flood waters please message us. Pule Kahu Outreach & Rescue, Hawai‘i Pointer Rescue, and The Rescue Network are coordinating to get as many out as they can.
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The people of Lā‘ie came together to help one another in a time of need.
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A bird's-eye view of the flood progression in Lā‘ie.
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Hawaiʻi is as strong as its people.
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A ray of hope through the Kona Low 2 storm.
Source: @sandybeachsurfreport on Instagram
Some pets have been lost or abandoned in Waialua. Letʻs help find their owners!
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I bet you've never seen an upside-down waterfall before.
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Jason Momoa teamed up with his favorite restaurant, Zippy's, to help those affected by the storm.
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The water on the North Shore has turned color due to heavy runoff.
Source: @mykailua on Instagram
A bird's-eye view of rain and runoff experienced on the North Shore.
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This kind-hearted braddah has been shoveling rocks and moving huge boulders out of the road in Waiʻanae Valley.
Source: @stolenstuffhawaii on Instagram
Residents of Lā‘ie woke up in the middle of the night to flooded homes and waist high water.
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Heavy rain caused flooding in Lā‘ie.
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Two houses washed away in Waialua next to the Otake store.
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Residents on Waialua Beach Road woke up to flooded homes and roads. Some sections are sitting under three feet of water.
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First responders and community members lent a helping hand to rescue residents.
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Two abandoned vehicles are left in the middle of Wilikina Drive.
Source: @hawaiinewsreport on Instagram
Some levels of water is so high, residents are using kayaks for transportation.
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Keiki are seeing the brighter side of the storm.
Source: @sandybeachsurfreport on Instagram
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