Lala is again a tropical storm, sending drenching rain and winds across the Hawaiian islands
Summary
Tropical Storm Lala has weakened from a hurricane but still brings heavy rain and strong winds to the Hawaiian islands. The storm caused flooding, power outages, and damaged roads, leading to a rescue operation on Hawaii’s Big Island.Key Facts
- Lala was a hurricane but is now a tropical storm near Hawaii.
- Nearly three feet of rain is expected in some mountain areas, causing rivers to flood and possible mudslides.
- More than 130,000 homes lost power across Hawaii’s largest islands.
- At least one person died in a car accident related to the storm.
- Strong winds caused damage, including 19 roofs lost on the Big Island.
- Rescue teams, including the National Guard and Coast Guard, are helping after floods swept homes off foundations.
- Tropical storm warnings are in effect for most Hawaiian islands.
- The storm’s winds extend up to 175 miles from its center, affecting a wide area.
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