Tropical Storm Lala

Hawaiian Electric expects to restore power to nearly all remaining customers on Hawaiʻi Island by nightfall. This restoration effort follows damage caused by Tropical Storm Lala, according to HECO.

After Tropical Storm Lala swept through, Oahu residents are currently hauling away downed trees and branches.

Neighborhoods have been devastated by Tropical Storm Lala. This storm brushed past Hawaiʻi after exhibiting characteristics of a hurricane.

A 32-year-old hiker was injured in her ankle while traversing the Makaua Hidden Garden Trail during Tropical Storm Lala. She required a three-hour rescue operation, conducted amidst the storm.

Following heavy rains and wind from Tropical storm Lala, homes in Hawaii were flooded, causing a family in Kalihi Valley to lose their roof. The local nonprofit Keiki O Ka Aina plans to provide $5,000 for cleanup.

Tropical Storm Lala impacted Hawaii with high winds and rain but did not make landfall. Honolulu, located on Oahu, was specifically affected by the tropical storm conditions as they spread westward over the island chain.

Tropical Storm Lala struck Hawaii with high winds and rain but did not make landfall. Honolulu, which is on Oahu, was bearing the brunt of the tropical storm conditions spreading westward over the island chain.

Tropical Storm Lala impacted Hawaii with high winds and rain, although it did not make landfall. Honolulu, which is located on Oahu, bore the brunt of these tropical storm conditions as they spread westward over the island chain.

Tropical Storm Lala affected Hawaii with high winds and rain but did not make landfall. Honolulu, located on Oahu, bore the brunt of these storm conditions as they spread westward over the island chain.

Tropical Storm Lala caused dangerous flooding, strong winds, and massive power outages across Hawaii. As the storm exits the islands, over 150,000 customers remain without power, and at least 100 homes were damaged or lost. Additionally, a massive landslide collapsed parts of Pāhala Highway on the Big Island, creating critical access issues for nearby residents.

The Tropical Storm Warning for Oahu has been lifted as Tropical Storm Lala moves away. However, officials caution that hazardous conditions may continue through Sunday evening.

Outer bands of Tropical Storm Lala are lashing the Hawaiian Islands with damaging winds and heavy rain as it tracks westward. Multiple warnings are in effect for Oahu, Maui County, and Kauai County due to its passage. Residents should prepare for potential flooding and mudslides, especially on windward Big Island.

Tropical Storm Lala is expected to strengthen to a hurricane before approaching Hawaii’s Big Island this weekend, posing threats of heavy rains, destructive flooding, strong winds, and wildfires. Hurricane warnings are in effect for the Big Island, while Maui County has a tropical storm warning due to potential impacts like life-threatening flooding and mudslides. Officials urge residents to remain vigilant and prepare seriously for the massive storm.

Hawaiian Airlines is canceling dozens of both interisland and transpacific flights on Saturday. These cancellations are occurring due to Tropical Storm Lala approaching the islands.

Tropical Storm Lala is forecast to strengthen into a hurricane before making landfall on Hawaii's Big Island, an event not recorded since 1871. Forecasters warn of potential destructive flooding and life-threatening storm surges across Maui and the Big Island due to expected heavy rainfall totals up to 25 inches. Officials are urging residents to take the threat seriously and prepare for impacts regardless of whether a direct landfall occurs.

The City and County of Honolulu stated it is ready for Tropical Storm Lala. However, officials are urging residents across Oʻahu to ensure they also prepare for the storm's approach.

Tropical Storm Lala is forecast to intensify into a hurricane by Saturday. This system threatens Hawaii Island with up to 25 inches of rain.

Gov. Josh Green and other Hawaii officials are scheduled to provide updates regarding preparations and response plans. These updates pertain to Tropical Storm Lala. The storm is currently moving toward the islands.

Governor Josh Green, Hawaii County Mayor Kimo Alameda, and emergency officials held a briefing regarding preparations for Tropical Storm Lala.

Climate change is influencing Tropical Storm Lala, which is expected to make landfall on the Big Island this Saturday. The storm is anticipated to hit as a hurricane, marking the first time such an event has occurred in recent history.

Honolulu Mayor Rick Blangiardi and the city’s first responder agencies will provide an update on Oʻahu's preparations and response plans as Tropical Storm Lala approaches the Hawaiian Islands.

A former State Civil Defense Official provided details regarding disaster planning specifics. In related preparations, state and county emergency agencies are actively getting ready for Tropical Storm Lala.

A heat wave is currently breaking records across Europe, while record-breaking rainfall has triggered flooding in several cities in Japan. Meanwhile, authorities in Italy successfully recovered three stolen artworks by Renoir, Cézanne, and Matisse, and Hawaii is preparing for significant rain and strong winds from Tropical Storm Lala.

Tropical Storm Lala is expected to strengthen into a hurricane before approaching Hawaii's Big Island, potentially marking its first landfall since 1871. The storm threatens heavy rains, which could cause destructive flooding and mudslides, with rainfall totals reaching as high as 25 inches in some spots on the Big Island. Warnings are issued for both the Big Island and Maui County, advising residents to prepare for potential strong winds and life-threatening surf.

Tropical Storm Lala is tracking through the central Pacific Ocean and is forecast to intensify into a hurricane. This strengthening storm is expected to occur as it approaches the Big Island of Hawaii.

Tropical Storm Lala is currently tracking through the central Pacific Ocean. The storm is forecast to strengthen into a hurricane as it approaches the Big Island of Hawaii.

Tropical Storm Lala is currently tracking through the central Pacific Ocean. The system is forecast to strengthen into a hurricane as it approaches the Big Island of Hawaii.

Tropical Storm Lala is currently tracking through the central Pacific Ocean. The storm is forecast to strengthen into a hurricane as it makes its approach toward the Big Island of Hawaii.

A hurricane warning was issued for Hawaii's Big Island ahead of Tropical Storm Lala, which is expected to reach Category 1 hurricane status by Saturday. The tropical storm is predicted to pass over or just south of the island as it moves east to west. Forecasters warn that heavy rain could be the biggest danger this weekend, with a possible landfall occurring on Saturday or Sunday.

Tropical Storm Lala is currently steady as a tropical storm but is forecasted to become a hurricane. Consequently, a hurricane warning has been issued for the Big Island of Hawaii due to its approach, which carries potential for heavy rain and strong winds.

Tropical Storm Lala is approaching the Hawaiian Islands, which has prompted airlines to implement changes to inter-island schedules. Airlines are urging passengers to closely monitor their flights and remain flexible due to the storm.

Due to the formation of Tropical Storm Lala, closures have been enacted on the Big Island. Consequently, Hawaii Island public schools and parts of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park will close starting Friday evening.

As Tropical Storm Lala approaches the islands, the City and County of Honolulu has issued an urgent advisory. Residents are urged to prepare essential supplies and take steps to assist vulnerable individuals.

Tropical Storm Lala has caused disruptions across Oahu. The storm forced several planned events in Hawaii to reschedule or postpone. Affected gatherings include a destination wedding and local community events.

Hawaiian officials are urging residents of Maui and Oahu to prepare for potential impacts from Tropical Storm Lala. Residents are warned that the approach of the storm this weekend will bring heavy rain, strong winds, and dangerous surf.

Governor Josh Green declared a state of emergency for Hawaiʻi on Thursday. The declaration was made due to Tropical Storm Lala's approach to the islands. The storm carries the potential to reach hurricane strength over the weekend.

Public schools on the Big Island will remain open this Friday. The closure decision was avoided even though the first impacts of Tropical Storm Lala are expected to appear later that night.

Residents on the Big Island are being advised to prepare for severe weather impacts from Tropical Storm Lala. This weather event is expected to begin starting Friday and continue throughout the weekend.

Showers and thunderstorms located roughly 800 miles southeast of the Big Island strengthened into Tropical Storm Lala early Thursday morning. The National Hurricane Center reported this development, indicating that the storm targets Hawaii and is set to bring heavy rain and rough surf.

Officials are preparing for the development of Tropical Storm Lala, a rare weather system forming unusually close to the Hawaiian Islands. The storm is gaining energy from warm waters due to weak wind shear.