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Tropical Storm Lala is progressing westward away from Kauaʻi following its impact that resulted in flooding, road closures, and various storm-related interruptions throughout the island. As of August 17, Lala was located approximately 301 miles west-southwest of Līhue, boasting maximum sustained winds of 60 mph and a westward movement at 12 mph. Public schools in Kauaʻi along with state and county offices were shut down on Monday, while numerous roads remained obstructed due to fallen trees, utility poles, and flooding. Līhue Airport continued operations, and commercial harbor activities have resumed. Authorities are persistently assessing the situation, focusing on water safety and infrastructure as efforts to recover progress.

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00:00Tropical Storm Lala is moving away from Kewa'i, but storm impacts are still being felt.
00:05Lala was about 301 miles west of Liu. Its winds reached 60 miles per hour.
00:11The storm was moving west at 12 MPH. Flooding affected roads across the island.
00:17Downed trees and poles also blocked roads. Kauai public schools were closed Monday.
00:22State and county offices also shut down.
00:25Layu Airport remained open, but travelers were urged to check with airlines.
00:30Harbor operations have now resumed. Officials also issued a brownwater advisory.
00:35People should avoid murky coastal waters. Several parks and trails remain closed.
00:41Crews continue checking roads and infrastructure. Residents are urged to remain cautious.
00:46Recovery efforts are continuing across Kauai.
00:49Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
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