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Downed trees, power outages from powerful winds reported across Hawaii
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) – State, county and utility crews are responding to several incidents triggered by severe weather across the state.
Just before 11 a.m., a fallen tree blocked multiple lanes of Vineyard Boulevard in both directions between Nuuanu Avenue and Liliha Street.
Another downed tree blocked traffic along Punchbowl and Miller streets near Queen’s Medical Center in Honolulu.
Crews also responded to a downed utility pole on Middle Street near Fern Elementary School that smashed into a car, just a few houses down from where a large tree toppled over and hoisted up another car.
Several residents living between the fallen tree and poles have no way of driving out of the now barricaded stretch of street.
Hawaiʻi Storm Latest: State Shuts Down, 1,000s Lose Power
High winds whipped the islands as a storm came through on Sunday, with more expected overnight and into Monday.
High winds whipped the islands as a storm came through on Sunday, with more expected overnight and into Monday.
Public schools and libraries will be closed on Monday, the Legislature will not meet, courts won’t open and all non-essential workers have been ordered to stay home as intense winds and rain pummel the Hawaiian Islands.
The weather was expected to get worse before it gets better.
In a press conference late Sunday morning, Gov. Josh Green said he decided to close the state in an abundance of caution and state officials joined him to ask people to stay home if they could, even if it meant missing a Super Bowl party. Only essential services will be operating on Monday.
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