Flood watch in effect through late Wednesday night
Heavy showers and isolated thunderstorms with intense rainfall rates can develop at any time through Wednesday night, with the greatest flood threat focused over O‘ahu and Maui County; however, all islands are at risk. A flood watch is in effect for the entire Hawaiian state due to the expected possibility of flash flooding due to excessive rainfall associated with a trough moving over the islands from west to east. The greatest flood threat is expected to be over O‘ahu and Maui County, but all islands are at risk. Potential flooding could cause significant flooding, resulting in closed roads and property damage due to runoff. The incoming trough is forecast to bring abundant tropical moisture through at least Wednesday night. Forecasters advise the public to monitor later forecasts for their areas and prepare for flash flood warnings.
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National Weather Service forecasters in Honolulu advise the public that a flood watch is in effect through late Wednesday night for the entire state because of the expected possibility of flash floodi... [1018 symbols]
