Hawaii under flood watches as up to 25 inches of rain soak the tropical islands, near-blizzard conditions on tallest peaks -- Sott.net
© Hawaii Pacific Parks AssociationFlooding in Hawaii's Haleakalā National ParkHawaii is famous for its sunny and warm beaches, but Mother Nature st...
© Hawaii Pacific Parks AssociationFlooding in Hawaii's Haleakalā National ParkHawaii is famous for its sunny and warm beaches, but Mother Nature still has something else in mind Monday as the islands continue to get hit with heavy rain and high winds to kick off the week. Flood Watches remain in effect for most of the islands into Monday evening as a strong area of low pressure soaks the state from east to west, dropping several inches of rain on some of the islands, or in a few cases, more than 2 feet of rain.