The Brief
- The National Weather Service warns of heavy rain and renewed flooding risk across Hawaii from late Tuesday into the weekend.
- Saturated ground from two recent kona lows increases the chance of flash flooding and runoff.
- Officials urge residents and spring break travelers to prepare and stay alert for rapidly changing conditions.
What we know:
HONOLULU, HI – The National Weather Service in Honolulu issued a hydrologic outlook Monday warning of renewed flooding threats across the Hawaiian Islands as another period of heavy rain is expected to develop late Tuesday and persist into the weekend.
Forecasters said a developing low-pressure system northwest of the state will pull deep tropical moisture over the islands, bringing widespread rainfall, moderate to breezy southerly winds and an increased risk of flooding.…