Hawaii's Worst Flooding in 20 Years
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Hawaiis Worst Flooding in Two Decades: Two Thousand Without Power, One Billion Dollars in Damage, No Deaths Reported
Hawaii experienced its worst flooding in over twenty years, with heavy rains causing widespread damage and leaving over two thousand people without power. The storms, which hit already saturated ground, swept away homes and cars, and caused an estimated one billion dollars in damage. Rescue teams saved more than two hundred people from rising waters, and while evacuation orders were issued for over five thousand residents, no deaths were reported. The total cost of the damage is expected to reach one billion dollars, affecting everything from airports and schools to roads, homes, and a hospital on Maui. The good news is that the heaviest storms have passed, and while isolated flooding risks remain, typical March weather is expected to return by Wednesday.
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