Kona low storms
Coverage of Kona low storms in the Nexus archive.
- Kona Low Storms Showed Oʻahu Isn’t Ready For A Hurricane
Kona Low Storms revealed Oʻahu's unpreparedness for a hurricane, which could threaten lives and disable Honolulu Harbor. The article urges immediate preparation for a potentially destructive cyclone.
- Farmers, agricultural producers eligible to receive up to $10K in grants
Farmers and agricultural producers affected by the Kona low storms can apply for grants of up to $10,000. The grants aim to support those impacted by the storms.
- Drains, Schools And Public Trust: State House District 46 Candidate Q&As
The article discusses Q&As with candidates for State House District 46, focusing on issues affecting central Oʻahu. The region was severely impacted by recent Kona low storms, highlighting concerns about infrastructure and public trust.
- Candidate Q&A: State Senate District 13: Jordan Nakamura
The article highlights how natural disasters like Kona low storms, Lahaina fires, and tsunami warnings reveal the dangers of gridlock traffic during limited evacuation windows. It is part of a Q&A with Jordan Nakamura, a candidate for State Senate District 13.
- Storm damage repairs to begin on Waipahu Street Arch Bridge for 3 months
The city will begin emergency repairs on the Waipahu Street Arch Bridge on June 29, which was damaged during the Kona Low storms in March. Repairs are expected to last for 3 months.
- Section of South Kihei Road reopens ahead of schedule after storm-repair work
A section of South Kihei Road reopened ahead of schedule on Wednesday following repairs for damages caused by the Kona Low storms.