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Hawaii EMA @Hawaii_EMA 2 hours ago
HIGH SURF WARNING

for east facing shores of the Big Island and Maui remains in effect tonight (8/14) through Saturday night (8/15).

HIGH SURF WARNING

for east facing shores of Molokai and Oahu in effect Saturday morning (8/15) through Saturday night (8/15).

HIGH SURF
Hawaii EMA @Hawaii_EMA 4 hours ago
Weather conditions may affect flights so it is recommended to check your airline’s website or app for information about flight cancellations, changes and delays.

Follow @gohawaii and @dothawaii for visitor updates and weather-related travel information.
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Hawaii EMA @Hawaii_EMA 6 hours ago
Tropical Storm Lala 8/14, 11 AM Update:

Hawai‘i Island should brace for hurricane-strength winds starting Saturday, with the strongest gusts hitting higher elevations. Finish your storm prep today before the tropical-storm winds begin.

Rain will start moving toward Hawai‘i
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Hawaii EMA @Hawaii_EMA 7 hours ago
Tropical Storm Lala Update: Lala continues to strengthen as it approaches the Hawaiian Islands.
 
As of 5 a.m. HST on August 14, the center of Tropical Storm Lala was located approximately 420 miles east-southeast of Hilo and 635 miles east-southeast of Honolulu.
 
Lala is still
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