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Hurricane Lowell has unleashed significant rainfall, intense winds, and perilous surf conditions across Hawaii, following its close pass of approximately 40 miles from the islands. Kauaʻi experienced over a foot of rainfall within 48 hours, with Kilohana recording an astonishing 19.31 inches, while wind gusts reached upwards of 90 mph in certain areas. By early Tuesday, nearly 90% of customers served by the Kauaʻi Island Utility Cooperative were without electricity, with some outages anticipated to persist for several days. Multiple islands faced road closures due to flooding, downed trees, landslides, and debris. Recovery efforts are underway as Hawaii also contends with the aftermath of Hurricane Lala.
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00:00Hurricane Lowell brought heavy rain and powerful winds to Hawaii.
00:03The storm passed within about 40 miles of the islands.
00:06At its closest approach, Lowell was a Category 2 hurricane.
00:10Just one week earlier, it had reached Category 5 strength.
00:14Its maximum sustained winds hit 160 miles per hour.
00:18Kauai was among the hardest-hit islands.
00:20More than a foot of rain fell in 48 hours.
00:23Kilohana recorded 1931 inches of rainfall.
00:26Wind gusts topped 90 miles per hour in parts of Kauai.
00:30Nearly 90% of utility customers lost power.
00:33Some outages were expected to last for days.
00:36Waves at Barber's Point rose above 25 feet.
00:39Flooding and landslides closed multiple roads.
00:41Fallen trees and debris added to the damage.
00:44One person was killed on Oahu by a falling tree.
00:47Hawaii is now assessing the damage.
00:49The islands are also continuing recovery from Hurricane Lala.
00:53Disclosure.
00:53This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced
00:56using AI-assisted tools AI-generated.
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