Hurricane Lowell threw "trees through the cars" in Hawaii, man says
Summary
Hurricane Lowell caused strong winds, heavy rain, and a storm surge in parts of Hawaii. The storm damaged property, including throwing trees through cars, and caused power outages.Key Facts
- Hurricane Lowell hit parts of Hawaii with strong winds and heavy rain.
- The storm surge, which is a rise in sea level caused by the storm, added to the damage.
- Trees were uprooted and thrown onto cars, damaging vehicles.
- Many areas experienced power outages during the storm.
- CBS News reporter Carter Evans covered the event and its effects.
- The storm caused widespread destruction in affected communities.
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