UPDATE: Tropical Storm Moke has been downgraded to a tropical depression. Stay updates at https://t.co/SxwmHZhQPa
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Hawaiʻi County is working with cultural practitioners and expert teams to respectfully recover burials displaced by flooding from Hurricane Lala in Nāʻālehu.
Flooding can expose or move soil, debris, and sometimes human remains. If you find possible human remains: Stop work,
Flooding can expose or move soil, debris, and sometimes human remains. If you find possible human remains: Stop work,
Tropical Storm Moke continues to weaken, with rainfall totals lower than initially anticipated so far.
However, heavy rain remains a concern for windward and southeast areas of the Big Island, where an additional 4-7 inches is possible, with isolated higher amounts. A Flood
However, heavy rain remains a concern for windward and southeast areas of the Big Island, where an additional 4-7 inches is possible, with isolated higher amounts. A Flood
Temporary housing assistance is available for residents impacted by Tropical Storms Lala and Moke.
The Call Center is now open Monday through Sunday, from 9 AM to 6 PM. Call 808-818-7587(808-818-PLUS) for assistance.
The Call Center is now open Monday through Sunday, from 9 AM to 6 PM. Call 808-818-7587(808-818-PLUS) for assistance.
Tropical Storm Moke is expected to gradually weaken as it passes south of the islands Sunday and Monday.
Stay weather-aware, Hawai‘i. Tropical Storm Moke is bringing heavy rain, gusty winds, and potential flooding, especially for the Big Island and eastern Maui. Monitor
