Hawaii orders evacuations due to severe and historic flooding

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Flooding Hits Hawaii, Residents Urged to Evacuate

A severe flooding event has affected parts of Hawaii, with residents advised to leave their homes immediately. According to reports, this is the worst flooding in over 20 years.

The flooding has been reported in various areas, including ʻĪao Valley and Wailuku River. The Maui Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) has upgraded its warning level to an evacuation order for these areas due to the flood threat.

However, evacuation orders have since been lifted for Waialua and Haleiwa, where the Wahiawa Dam levels have stabilized.

Residents in other affected areas are still being advised to take necessary precautions and follow evacuation instructions. A flood watch has also been issued for the state of Hawaii, with more rain expected to fall over the coming days.

The exact extent of the damage and the number of people affected by the flooding is not yet known. Authorities are urging residents to stay safe and follow all instructions from local authorities.

Residents in the affected areas are advised to check their flood maps and evacuation routes before leaving their homes.

Source: Google News World