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Jason Momoa Evacuates Oahu Home and Organizes Meals After Severe Storm
Jason Momoa evacuated his home on Oahu's North Shore and helped distribute free meals as over 5,500 residents were evacuated amid Hawaii's worst flooding in 20 years, officials said.
- On March 21, Jason Momoa evacuated his Oahu's North Shore home as flooding struck and partnered with Adria Arjona and Zippy's to distribute free meals, posting updates on Instagram.
- A rare double Kona low storm system produced back-to-back storms that fueled heavy flooding, and rising reservoir levels near Wahiawa Dam prompted evacuations of more than 5,000 people on March 20.
- Emergency crews carried out more than 230 rescues as roughly 6,400 power customers, including about 4,200 North Shore homes, lost electricity and more than 130 people used emergency shelters overnight.
- Momoa canceled a performance at The Beach House by 604 and said he will share fundraiser details; FEMA confirmed readiness to assist, while Governor Josh Green called it a major emergency urging caution.
- Authorities warned that the flooding could surpass $1 billion, describing it as the worst in about 20 years, with meteorologists noting record rainfall during March 10–16.
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"Hopefully everyone's safe and getting out."Credit: GettyThe GistActor Jason Momoa has shared an update on flooding in Hawaii.In an Instagram Story, he told fans that he and his family had been forced to evacuate."We're safe for now, but there's a lot of people who weren't, so we’re sending all our love," he said.Jason Momoa and his family have evacuated amid the ongoing flash flooding on Oahu’s North Shore in Hawaii. The Game of Thrones actor s…
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The heavy rains on the island of Oahu have caused unprecedented flooding, forcing massive evacuations and setting the alarms of local authorities on fire.
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