Kona Low Flooding Threatens Hawaii Farms, Food Security in the Islands

North Shore evacuees feared for their lives as water swelled | Honolulu Star-Advertiser

Hundreds of North Shore residents jumped into their cars and trucks to flee their flooded homes in the middle of the night, but soon got stuck as their vehicles began floating away and flooding.

Raging floodwaters lift cars, prompt more evacuations in Hawaii

Muddy floodwaters have smothered vast stretches of Oahu’s North Shore, a community world-renowned for its big-wave surfing.

About 4,200 without power on Oahu’s North Shore; restoration pending safety inspections

Hawaiian Electric is working to determine if it is safe to restore power to about 4,200 North Shore customers following catastrophic flooding and ongoing evacuation orders.

Frightening North Shore Floodwaters Forced Hundreds To Flee

Oʻahu rescuers used paddleboards and kayaks, jet skis and backhoes to evacuate residents around Waialua and Haleʻiwa

Kona Low flooding threatens Hawaii farms, food security in the Islands

The Wahiawa Dam was stabilized by noon Friday, but farms across the North Shore lost crops and face months of recovery.

North Shore residents speak about Kona low 2.0 experiences

Morning light revealed a North Shore changed overnight. Roads vanished under brown water. A camper sat half-submerged. Entire stretches of coastline became isolated pockets, with no clear way in or out.