#Hurricane Season

Hone Saturday update #4: Tropical storm has become a hurricane and is passing South Point

Maximum sustained winds were measured near 75 mph with higher gusts.

6 emergency preparedness leaders to discuss ‘Lessons Learned’ and ‘What’s Next?’ during Waimea Town Meeting

The Waimea Community Association’s May 2 meeting from will focus on emergency response communications and collaboration.

El Niño lingers into Hawai‘i’s wet season; drought conditions to persist

This morning, Kevin Kodama, senior service hydrologist at the National Weather Service’s Honolulu Forecast Office, hosted a press conference discussing the outlook for this year’s wet season. He said El Niño conditions have been present since the spring and intensified during the summer.

University of Hawaiʻi study: Intense tropical cyclones arriving earlier due to climate change

Research from the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa revealed that intense tropical cyclones, equivalent to category 4 and 5 hurricanes, are arriving three to four days earlier with each decade of climate change, increasing the risk of compounding extreme weather events.

Tips to protect pets during hurricane season

During hurricane season, emergency preparations are essential, from 72-hour kits, to evacuation plans to securing items around the home. Ensuring pets are prepared is no exception.

Are you ready? Being prepared is key to weathering Calvin and other storms

As Hurricane Calvin approaches the Central Pacific, continuing on a westward trek that looks to bring the storm — or its remnants — to Hawai‘i, possibly as early as Tuesday, it’s time to think about what you need to do to be ready.

Hawaiian Electric’s preparation for hurricane season, with tips for its Big Island customers

With the beginning of hurricane season on June 1 in the Central Pacific, Hawaiian Electric is advising residential and commercial customers to be prepared and have emergency plans in place.

NOAA predicts 50% chance of above-normal cyclone activity for Central Pacific

Forecasters at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration predict a 50% chance of above-normal tropical cyclone activity for the 2023 Central Pacific hurricane season that starts June 1.

Hurricane season comes to a quiet end

Experts expect existing La Niña conditions to continue through 2023.

Hawaiian Electric: Hurricane Season Is Here — Are You Prepared?

Hurricane season for the Central Pacific starts today and runs through the end of November. Hawaiian Electric wants customers to be prepared.

Hurricane Season 2021 Recap

With hurricane season now over, experts report below-average activity for the second year in a row.

As Hurricane Season Arrives, HELCO Urges Emergency Preparedness

Hawaiian Electric sent out information advising its customers, both residential and commercial, to be prepared and have emergency plans in place.

Hurricane Season 2020 Recap

The 2020 hurricane season featured two tropical cyclones in the Central Pacific Hurricane Center area of responsibility, which is below the seasonal average.

Five Things Not To Do Following a Storm

Hurricane Douglas is expected to bring high waves, strong winds and heavy rain to parts of Hawai’i this weekend. Here is a list of things to avoid to stay safe during the hurricane season: 1) Do not delay response to water damage. Water damage causes the greatest expense when restoring from a storm. Delaying restoration […]

Experts Talk Tropical Storm Douglas, Hurricane Preparedness on Facebook Live

State and local officials are monitoring the first tropical storm of hurricane season as it churns closer to the Hawaiian Islands.

Big Island to Receive 2 Emergency Vessels for Hurricane Season

The Hawai‘i Department of Transportation (HDOT) Harbors Division is placing four new Security and Disaster Recovery vessels into service across the neighbor islands.

2-6 Tropical Cyclones Predicted for Upcoming Hurricane Season

Two to six tropical cyclones are forecasted for the Central Pacific Hurricane Season 2020, which starts June 1.

NOAA/NWS Hurricane Season Summary

Hurricane season runs from June 1 to Nov. 30.

Forum: Storm Preparedness and Sustainabilty

It is estimated that there is only five to seven days of food supply in the state. A disruption to Hawaiʻi’s vital supply chain would have an almost immediate impact on the state’s population.

Red Cross Volunteers Active in 2015

Volunteers from the Hawai’i State Chapter of the American Red Cross were on standby during a busy hurricane season. They also responded to 75 local home fires.
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