A powerful and slow-moving storm was inching across Hawaii on Wednesday, bringing an extended period of heavy rain, thunderstorms and strong winds that could last into early next week. Forecasters said flash flooding and downed trees and power lines were possible across the state,

A Kona low will bring major disruptions to Hawaii this week, with about 10 inches of rain predicted in Honolulu and potentially 30 inches or more atop the state's volcanoes.

An emergency declaration was issued as a prolonged kona storm is forecast to bring dangerous flooding, waterspouts, high winds and up to 8 inches of snow to the summits.

Flash flood warnings and watches are in effect for Oahu, Hawaii, as heavy rain and thunderstorms pose flooding risks.

Maui as a Flood Advisory stretched across the island while bands of heavy rain swept over the Valley Isle. Showers pushed ponding onto roadways and sent stream levels climbing, with forecasters warning that low‑water crossings and poorly drained streets could quickly turn into no‑go zones.

A powerful Kona storm is hovering across the islands, bringing possible flooding, high winds, and thunderstorms through the weekend.

Flash floods, tornadoes, and high-elevation snow are all possibilities with the same storm system striking one state this week.

Gov. Josh Green issued an emergency proclamation Monday ahead of a significant storm system expected to bring heavy rain, flooding and strong winds to Hawaii later this week. Maui County officials are urging residents to prepare as the developing kona low is forecast to bring periods of heavy rain and thunderstorms that could lead to