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Aina Haina Waterfall

Submitted by Anonymous on Wednesday, March 7th, 9:40 am
Courtesy: Arist de Wolff

Check out this serene waterfall in a residential area of Aina Haina on Tuesday! Amazing!!!

Courtesy: Arist de Wolff

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Severe Weather: Flooding video in Niu Valley

Submitted by Anonymous on Wednesday, March 7th, 9:38 am

More severe weather video following Tuesday's torrential rains in east Oahu. You can see rain waters rushing powerfully through the area.

Video Courtesy: Rich Meiers.

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Heavy rains cause Hahaione Valley flooding

Submitted by Anonymous on Wednesday, March 7th, 9:35 am

Heavy rains on Tuesday caused flooding in a residential area near Hahaione Valley.

Video courtesy: Rich Meiers

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Waters flood Niu Valley

Submitted by Anonymous on Wednesday, March 7th, 9:30 am
Waters flood Niu Valley

Water was rushing down a driveway of Niu Valley home on Tuesday. All this comes after torrential rains hit east Oahu, resutling in flooding and ponding on roadways.

Photo courtesy: Rich Meiers

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More Severe Weather: Niu Valley Flooding

Submitted by Anonymous on Wednesday, March 7th, 9:29 am

More severe weather out of Niu Valley! This video was shot Tuesday morning.

Courtesy: Rich Meiers

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Severe weather: Flooding in Niu Valley

Submitted by Anonymous on Wednesday, March 7th, 9:28 am

Check out this video of flooding in Niu Valley on Tuesday morning.

Courtesy: Rich Meiers

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Heavy rains cause two sewer overflows in east Honolulu

Submitted by Anonymous on Wednesday, March 7th, 9:16 am
Heavy rains cause two sewer overflows in east Honolulu

The following information is provided by the City & County of Honolulu:

(Tue., March 6, 2012) – Heavy rains pounded the east side of Honolulu today as the Department of Environmental Services responded to two sanitary sewer overflows.

The first call came in at 8:40 a.m. with an ENV crew dispatched at 8:46 a.m. and the site secured at 1:40 p.m.  Wet weather caused an overflow at 1542 Pukele Avenue in Palolo releasing an estimated mixture of storm water and raw wastewater of at least 10,000 gallons into Palolo Stream, eventually leading to the Ala Wai Canal. 

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