Record-breaking rainfall in Japan and South Korea has caused at least 13 deaths, mass evacuations, and power outages. Simultaneously, Hurricane Lala tracked past Hawaii, briefly reaching category 4 status after grazing the main island.
Hawaii communities recovering from Hurricane Lala face a new tropical system gaining strength in the Pacific, threatening saturated ground with up to 15 inches of rain and renewed flooding.
More than 180,000 households remained without power across Hawaii on Sunday after Hurricane Lala brushed the Big Island, weakening to a tropical storm while causing flash floods, damaged homes, and at least one fatality.
Hurricane Lala skirted Hawaii's Big Island, dumping up to 32 inches of rain and causing flash floods and mudslides that swept away homes and left one person dead in a car accident. Over 200,000 households lost power, and tropical storm warnings remain in effect.
Hurricane Lala skirted Hawaii's Big Island, triggering flash floods, power outages for tens of thousands, and one weather-related death as search and rescue operations began for homes potentially swept away.
Hurricane Lala passed Hawaii's Big Island on Saturday without making landfall, bringing heavy rain, strong winds, and power outages to thousands of residents while triggering a state of emergency.
Hurricane Lala skirted Hawaii's Big Island without making landfall, leaving over 60,000 households without power, causing one traffic fatality, and prompting airport and port closures as heavy rain and winds lashed the region.
Hurricane Lala upgraded to Category 1, threatening Hawaii's Big Island with rare direct landfall, heavy rains, life-threatening mudslides, and damaging winds.
Hurricane Lala strengthened into a Category 1 storm, threatening Hawaii's Big Island with heavy rain, powerful winds, and potential flooding, prompting emergency warnings and transport closures.
