Tropical Storm Lala: Island-by-Island List of Hawaii Closures, Cancellations
Gov. Josh Green said the proclamation activates emergency funds and can mobilize the Hawaii National Guard as forecasters warn of flooding, high surf and 75 mph gusts.
- Governor Josh Green signed an emergency proclamation ahead of Tropical Storm Lala, activating the Major Disaster Fund and authorizing Hawaii National Guard support if needed.
- Packing sustained winds of 45 mph, Tropical Storm Lala moves west-northwest at 9 mph, threatening the state with heavy rainfall, strong winds, and life-threatening ocean conditions.
- Following Wednesday's 144 rescues and 2,850 preventative actions in Waikiki and Ala Moana, Honolulu Ocean Safety extended lifeguard hours to 7:30 p.m. to manage dangerous swells.
- The National Weather Service issued a hurricane watch for Hawaii island, warning of peak tropical storm force winds of 45 to 60 mph with gusts up to 75 mph.
- Statewide closures are underway, including volleyball matches and school early releases, as officials urge residents to prepare for severe weekend weather and monitor trusted sources.
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The American archipelago decided on Thursday to trigger the device, while very strong winds, floods and landslides are approaching the area. The phenomenon could turn into a cyclone, according to American meteorologists.
The U.S. state of Hawaii has declared an emergency because of the approaching tropical storm "Lala".
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Hawaii declares state of emergency ahead of Tropical Storm Lala
The Pacific storm is currently gaining strength, according to the US National Weather Service. Read more at straitstimes.com.
The American archipelago of Hawaii declared the state of emergency on Thursday, to prepare for tropical storm Lala, which risks creating this weekend very strong winds, floods and landslides.
Ocean safety experts are warning the public visiting Oahu to be vigilant as Lala is underway
Tropical Storm Lala is approaching Oahu, bringing life-threatening ocean conditions and prompting Honolulu Ocean Safety to extend lifeguard hours and urge extreme caution for beachgoers.
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