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Morning weather update: A Flood Watch remains in effect through tonight statewide as an additional round of heavy rainfall is expected to pass over the Hawaiian Islands sometime this afternoon. Slow-moving rain cells may anchor on island terrain, causing the potential for flash flooding.
Maui County and Oʻahu will see most additional rainfall through tonight – up to 6 inches on Maui and Lānaʻi, and up to 4 inches on Molokaʻi and Oʻahu. Both Hawaiʻi Island and Kauaʻi could still see pockets of heavy rain as the moisture trough passes.
Remain informed through the statewide Flood Watch by subscribing to your local emergency alerts at ready.hawaii.gov and be ready to act if Flash Flood Warnings are issued.
Use caution traveling in heavy rain. Drive defensively, use both headlights and taillights, and avoid floodwater.
Find weather updates at weather.gov/hfo.
Join us in honoring our heroes at the 2026 Veterans Day Ceremony 🇺🇸
This year's theme, "Through the Generations — The Enduring Spirit of Warriors, Service and Patriotism," celebrates the dedication passed down through our military community. All service members, veterans, retirees, military families and members of the public are welcome to attend this event.
📅 Date: Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2026
🎵 9:30 a.m. – Musical Prelude
🏛️ 10:00 a.m. – Ceremony
📍 Location: National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific (Punchbowl)
🎙️ Guest Speaker: Adm. Samuel J. Paparo Jr., Commander, U.S. Indo-Pacific Command
👥 Scheduled Dignitaries: Honolulu Mayor Rick Blangiardi, Maj. Gen. Lance A. Okamura, Brig. Gen. Phillip Mallory and representatives of several allied nations.
The program will feature military honors, a ceremonial wreath-laying, patriotic music, cultural presentations and participation by military personnel alongside youth cadets representing the next generation.
🔗 RSVP today to secure your spot: greenvelope.com/event/vetera…
Stephen F. Logan retweeted
OʻAHU HEAVY RAIN UPDATE | OCT. 27
Heavy rain/flash flooding possible tonight thru Wednesday. Shelters open at 4 p.m. If unsafe, leave early.
Map: p.veoci.com/hnlshelter
Avoid floodwater, streams, brown water. HNL Alert: hnlalert.gov. Call 911 for emergencies only.
Stephen F. Logan retweeted
Heavy rain, thunderstorms and flash flood potential across the state will build this afternoon, especially for Oʻahu and Maui Nui, likely peaking overnight and through most of the day tomorrow.
The central Hawaiian Islands of Oʻahu, Molokaʻi, Lānaʻi and Maui could see up to 8 inches of rain from localized storms, 1 to 2 inches for Kauaʻi, and 2 to 4 inches for the Big Island. These localized storms could also produce gusty, damaging winds in isolated areas.
Be aware of flash flooding potential, especially if you live near a stream, mountain valley or urban paved area where runoff and flooding is likely.
Make sure you are receiving emergency alerts in case flash flood warnings are issued. Sign up at ready.hawaii.gov/alerts.
Find weather updates and warnings at weather.gov/hfo.
Stephen F. Logan retweeted
AFP, Hawaii National Guard Strengthen Bilateral Defense Relations
The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) and the Hawaii National Guard reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening bilateral defense relations as AFP Vice Chief of Staff Lieutenant General Rommel P. Roldan welcomed Major General Stephen F. Logan, Adjutant General of the Hawaii National Guard, during a courtesy visit on October 23, 2026, here.
The courtesy visit provided an opportunity for both sides to reinforce their longstanding partnership and discuss areas of mutual interest in defense cooperation. Their engagement underscores the importance of sustained military-to-military relations in enhancing mutual understanding and supporting shared security objectives.
The AFP continues to value its partnerships with international defense organizations, recognizing the role of cooperation and engagement in promoting regional peace, stability, and security.
Photos by Cpl Gerry F Luna PA / PAOAFP
#AFPyoucanTRUST
#OneAFPOnePhilippines
#StrongAFPStrongPhilippines
#OurSeasOurRightsOurFuture
#MatatagNaSandigan 🫡🇵🇭
Stephen F. Logan retweeted
PAF NEWS | HAWAII NATIONAL GUARD ADJUTANT GENERAL VISITS PAF HEADQUARTERS
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#FocusPAF #GuardiansOfOurPreciousSkies #PAFYouCanTrust #OneAFPOnePhilippines #StrongAirForceStrongPhilippines
Honoring our heroes through music 🇺🇸✨
Join us Sunday, Nov. 8 for a special Veterans Day Concert at the Queen Kapiʻolani Park Bandstand. Enjoy a morning of incredible music by the 111th Army Band, Hawaiʻi Army National Guard, as we express our deep gratitude for our veterans' service and sacrifice.
HING HALLOWEEN FESTIVAL
This Saturday, Oct. 24 from 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. at the 29th IBCT
What to expect:
Crafts & Food by Guard-owned small businesses
Exciting games and prizes
Plenty of treats and community resources
Want to host a booth?
We welcome HING members, families, and resources to sign up! Scan the QR code on the flyer to secure your spot.
See you there in your best costumes!
This October marks 40 years since the Hawaiʻi National Guard appointed its first full-time State Command Sergeant Major, Sgt. Maj. William Duncan Jr., establishing the foundation for today’s Command Senior Enlisted Leader (CSEL) role.
Since 1986, 10 leaders have served as the senior enlisted advisor to the Adjutant General, representing the interests of thousands of Soldiers and Airmen while championing readiness, professional development, communication and the well-being of the force.
From Sgt. Maj. Duncan to our current CSEL, Command Sgt. Maj. Brandon Kumalae, each leader has helped shape the Hawaiʻi National Guard and carry forward a legacy of service, leadership and aloha.
View the leaders who have served in this role and helped guide generations of Hawaiʻi National Guard members. 🤙
40 years. 10 leaders. One ʻohana.
Learn more about the history of the Hawaiʻi National Guard’s Command Senior Enlisted Leaders: dod.hawaii.gov/blog/the-comm…
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The latest issue of Laulima, HIEMA's quarterly newsletter, is now available! We look back at the impacts of an active storm season and reaffirm what we already know: Hawaiʻi’s people and communities are its greatest strengths.
- Go behind the scenes of the sensitive and complex recovery efforts for Nā‘ālehu Cemetery
- Witness the power of community on Kaua‘i as food pantries become central hubs of support
- Learn what’s being done to make Honolulu Harbor more resilient and why
- Meet a group of future emergency managers from American Samoa
- And take a look at Maui Emergency Management Agency’s new emergency operations center
Plus, a message from HIEMA administrator David Lopez; county updates; and HIEMA information specialist Patrick Daley shares a book by a self-named “disasterologist.”
To read the latest Laulima, go here: dod.hawaii.gov/hiema/news/la… See less
🎉🚁 Celebrating 40 Years of Aviation Excellence!
For decades, Company B, 777th Aviation Support Company has kept Army aviation mission-ready through technical expertise, adaptability and unwavering dedication.
From its activation in 1986 to supporting missions in Afghanistan and Kosovo, and strengthening aviation readiness here at home, the unit’s legacy reflects the skill and commitment of the Soldiers who have answered the call across generations.
🎂 Join us in celebrating 40 years of service, sacrifice and excellence!💬 Share your stories, memories and experiences with the unit in the comments!
Mahalo to the Soldiers, past and present, who continue to keep the mission moving forward.
Learn more about the history: dod.hawaii.gov/blog/history-…
Every perspective strengthens our team.
The Defense Organizational Climate Survey (DEOCS) is a chance to make your voice heard. Your confidential feedback helps leaders understand what's working, identify areas for improvement, and build a stronger Hawaiʻi National Guard for everyone.
Take a few minutes. Make a lasting impact.
🌋 20 years ago, Hawaiʻi was shaken awake.
On Oct. 15, 2006, a magnitude 6.7 earthquake struck offshore of Kīholo Bay on Hawaiʻi Island, causing widespread damage to homes, businesses and infrastructure.
The Hawaiʻi National Guard quickly answered the call. Soldiers and Airmen conducted aerial damage assessments, supported state and county officials, assisted with damage assessment teams and helped clear debris from the Hamakua ditch, a critical source of water for agriculture.
The response continued for weeks as Guard members supported communities affected by the earthquake and its aftermath.
20 years later, the mission remains the same: Always ready to serve Hawaiʻi when our communities need us most. 🌺
📖 Read the full history: dod.hawaii.gov/blog/2006-kih…
Stephen F. Logan retweeted
Today is ShakeOut day! Get ready to Drop! Cover! Hold On! with others around the world at 10:15 am in this international earthquake drill.
Stephen F. Logan retweeted
Always Ready, Always There, for as long as we’re needed.
The Hawaii National Guard has officially concluded its disaster response and recovery support operations, ending weeks of missions following Hurricane Lowell's destructive near-landfall. nationalguard.mil/News/Artic…
🚁 Connecting with our community!
The Hawaiʻi Army National Guard joined the fun at the Waimea Fall Festival on the Big Island this past weekend, showcasing a helicopter display and giving festivalgoers an up-close look at Army aviation! 🤙
From answering questions to connecting with local families, our Soldiers were proud to be part of this community celebration and share a little more about the mission of the Hawaiʻi Army National Guard.
Mahalo to everyone who stopped by to say aloha! 🌺
