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Kuleana: HIEMA’s role in natural disaster preparedness

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Hawaii EMA @Hawaii_EMA 1 hour ago
Flash flooding occurs when hurricanes drop extreme amounts of rain over land, sometimes hundreds of miles inland or days after a hurricane makes landfall. Runoff from heavy rain causes flash flooding around waterways like rivers and streams, or in low-lying areas such as valleys
Hawaii EMA @Hawaii_EMA 4 hours ago
Do you know where your safe room is? Identify an interior room in your home on the lowest floor without windows, like a closet, hallway or bathroom to take shelter in during extreme winds. Keep a small emergency kit stored inside it!

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Hawaii EMA @Hawaii_EMA 5 hours ago
State agencies across Hawai‘i are actively preparing for Tropical Storm Lala. Emergency operations centers are activated, response teams are being positioned statewide and key partners — including transportation, health, education, tourism, emergency services and more — are
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