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Hawaii EMA @Hawaii_EMA 6 hours ago

Your kōkua is needed to support Hawaiʻi Island communities impacted by the recent storm.

For current donation needs or assistance, please use the contact information and resources listed below.

Hawaii EMA @Hawaii_EMA 16 hours ago

THERE IS NO TSUNAMI THREAT TO HAWAII

AN EARTHQUAKE HAS OCCURRED WITH THESE PRELIMINARY PARAMETERS

ORIGIN TIME - 0800 AM HST 20 AUG 2026
COORDINATES - 14.7 SOUTH 73.8 WEST
LOCATION - CENTRAL PERU
MAGNITUDE - 6.8 MOMENT

THERE IS NO TSUNAMI THREAT TO HAWAII.

Hawaii EMA @Hawaii_EMA Yesterday

If you need assistance with cleaning up after Lala, call 211. You’ll be connected with volunteers who can assist with clean up.

Free storm clean up assistance is available. Call 211 to be connected to a volunteer who can assist you.

Hawaii EMA Reposted

FEMA Region 9 @FEMARegion9 Aug 17, 2026

For #Hawaii residents cleaning up after #HurricaneLala, be careful:
🥽Wear protective clothing
🔌Do not touch electrical equipment if it is wet or if you are standing in water
🥾Do not wade in flood water
📸Photograph your damages

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Hawaii EMA @Hawaii_EMA Aug 18, 2026

We've learned lessons from the Kona Lows and Lala, but there's more we can do to keep preparing for hurricane season. Check out this webinar put on by the UH Sea Grant College Program.