Hawaii's climate office has said that as the state gets drier it rains less often, but when it does rain the storms are heavier. Some areas saw up to 14 inches of rain, according to preliminary rainfall totals from the National Weather Service. David Ige signed an emergency declaration for the entire state, freeing up funding for the emergency response. Public parks in Honolulu, as well as the Honolulu Zoo, closed due to the weather, and four emergency shelters in the city were opened for residents impacted by the storm. The storm is a "kona low," a type of cyclone that occurs in the Pacific's cool season and brings torrential rains, floods, waterspouts and other hazardous conditions. Caribbean beats from classics, to new school, trail blazers and cro. At the radio station Hawaiian Rainbow, broadcasting from the Islands in the Pacific, relaxing as the Aloha State itself. The system struck the Big Island, Maui and Molokai on Sunday and moved westward over the populous island of Oahu on Monday and Tuesday morning. Kuliwi Native Lands Featuring Kawika Kahiapo, Lehua Kalima Alvarez and Shawn Pimental at The Blue Note Hawaii. Still, officials warned the storm, which began over the weekend, remained a threat. for individual who currently qualify as under-employed (20 hours / week or less. KOKO-LP Station Manager Intern Position available.
from the Old Courthouse at the Hana Cultural Center. The station serves the Hana Town area broadcasting. playing Hawaiian music and local programming. The Hawaii Emergency Management Agency said the weather had knocked out power and cut off access to some roads, though there were no storm-related deaths as of 2 p.m. KOKO-LP is a low power non-profit radio station. Punishing rains over the Hawaiian islands have produced gusty winds and flash flooding throughout the state, with weather warnings still in effect as of Tuesday morning.