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TRAVEL ALERT EFFECTIVE - 7 September 2026   According to the National Weather Service, Hurricane Lowell is forecast to pass west of the Hawaiian Islands. A hurricane warning and flash flood warning are in effect for Kaua‘i and Ni‘ihau. (1 of 2)
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Lowell will impact each island differently. If you are arriving in the coming weeks and months, there is no need to change travel plans based solely on the current forecast.   Visit gohawaii.com/lowell for the latest visitor guidance. (2 of 2)
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Update – 27 March 2026 Conditions across Hawaiʻi are stabilizing. Here’s what to know: - Most of the state is operating as usual; your visit helps local businesses and communities working to rebuild - Localized recovery continues in a few areas on Oʻahu and Maui (1/3)
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- North Shore (Oʻahu): Please travel respectfully — Haleʻiwa welcomes visitors; access to Waialua and Mokulēʻia limited to residents and recovery workers - Road to Hāna (Maui) is accessible during active recovery; book tours with experienced operators who prioritize safety (2/3)
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- Wait 48–72 hrs after rain before swimming in murky or brown water for your safety - Tap the link for island-specific updates and ways to help: gohawaii.com/kona-low-alert (3/3)
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Update – 25 March 2026 Weather conditions are improving. Here’s what to know: - Flood alerts for all islands have expired; grounds remain saturated (1/4)
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- It is okay to support open local businesses in accessible parts of North Shore & Mānoa (Oʻahu) — be respectful of active recovery areas - Wait 48–72 hrs after rain before swimming in murky or brown water for your safety (3/4)
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- Tap the link for island-specific updates and ways to help: gohawaii.com/kona-low-alert (4/4)
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Weather Alert – 23 March 2026 Conditions vary by island and location. Here’s the latest: - Flood Watch: Hawaiʻi Island through late tonight - Wait 48–72 hrs after rain before swimming in murky or brown water (1/2)
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- Continue to avoid the North Shore and areas of Mānoa on Oʻahu due to flooding - Visit gohawaii.com for a list of island-specific conditions and closures, as well as ways to help those impacted: gohawaii.com/kona-low-alert (2/2)
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Weather Alert – 23 March 2026 Conditions vary by island and location. Here’s the latest: - Flash Flood Warning: Hawaiʻi Island through 1 p.m. today - Flood Advisory: Maui through 2:00 p.m., Oʻahu through 2:15 p.m. today (1/3)
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- Wait 48–72 hrs after rain before swimming in murky or brown water - Continue to avoid the North Shore of Oʻahu and Lahaina (Maui) due to flooding (2/3)
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- Visit gohawaii.com for a list of island-specific conditions and closures, as well as ways to help those impacted: gohawaii.com/kona-low-alert (3/3)
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Weather Alert – 22 March 2026 Conditions are gradually improving statewide. Here’s the latest: - All flash flood warnings lifted - Wait 48–72 hrs after rain before swimming in murky or brown water (1/2)
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- Continue to avoid the North Shore of Oʻahu and Lahaina (Maui) due to flooding - Visit gohawaii.com for a list of island-specific conditions and closures, as well as ways to help those impacted gohawaii.com/kona-low-alert (2/2)
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Weather Alert – 21 March 2026 Here’s what visitors need to know about the ongoing storm: - Heavy rain and flash flooding continue for Maui County - Expecting heavy rain on Hawai‘i Island on Sunday - Avoid the North Shore of Oʻahu and Lahaina (Maui) due to flooding (1/3)
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- Never drive through flowing or rising water - Confirm your flight before heading to the airport — sign up for airline app and text alerts - Wait 48–72 hrs after rain before swimming in murky or brown water (2/3)
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- Download GoHawaii app and turn on notifications for real-time push alerts - Visit gohawaii.com for a list of island-specific conditions and closures: gohawaii.com/kona-low-alert (3/3)
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Weather Alert Update – 20 March 2026 A second kona low weather system is on the way — here’s what visitors need to know: - Less severe winds; but heavy rain expected statewide this evening through Sunday - Avoid the North Shore of Oʻahu due to flash flooding (1/3)
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- Flash flooding is possible statewide even during moderate rainfall due to saturated grounds - Never drive through flowing or rising water - Confirm your flight before heading to the airport — sign up for airline app and text alerts (2/3)
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- Wait 48–72 hrs after rain before swimming in murky or brown water - Download GoHawaii app and turn on notifications for real-time push alerts - Visit gohawaii.com for a list of island-specific conditions and closures: gohawaii.com/kona-low-alert (3/3)
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