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Tropical Depression Olana is losing strength, yet significant tropical moisture coupled with an evolving weather system may lead to substantial rainfall, flash floods, and mudslides in Hawaii. Understand why precipitation can be hazardous even if the storm's core is distanced from the islands, which regions may experience disturbances, and why it is crucial for travelers to stay updated with local weather advisories.
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00:00A weakening tropical storm may still bring dangerous flooding to Hawaii.
00:04Tropical Depression
00:06Olana is losing strength, and its center is not expected to cross the islands.
00:11But the bigger concern is moisture spreading across the Pacific and into Hawaii.
00:16The National Weather Service warns that heavy rain and thunderstorms
00:20could trigger flash flooding across multiple islands.
00:23Forecasts call for the risk to increase from Tuesday,
00:26with unsettled conditions potentially continuing into Thursday.
00:30The supplied report estimates 2 to 8 inches of rain across parts of the central islands.
00:35With locally higher amounts possible in mountainous areas,
00:38that much rain over a short period can overwhelm drainage,
00:42send water across roads, and trigger mudslides.
00:45Travelers should reconsider outdoor plans and check local forecasts before heading out.
00:50The key takeaway, a storm does not need to make landfall for its surrounding weather pattern
00:55to create dangerous conditions.
00:57Disclosure
00:58This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
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