Kahu Ola | Hawaiʻi Hazard Signals

Storm conditions affecting Hawaiʻi

Broad storm and rainfall context remain elevated across the state. Flood and wind conditions may change quickly.

Monitoring Active

25 - 40 mph

Wind Gusts

NWS / RAWS

2.5 inches

Rain (24hr)

NOAA MRMS

Elevated

Flood Risk

PacIOOS Terrain

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Signal 1

🔥 Fire Signal — Monitoring

CLEAR

Kahu Ola is constantly scanning satellite data to protect our communities. While statewide signals are clear, wildland conditions change rapidly. Use the Live Map to verify your exact neighborhood.

NASA FIRMS Updated 5 min ago 📍 Check My Neighborhood

Signal 2

🌧 Flood Signal — Monitoring

CLEAR

Our system is monitoring watershed conditions to keep residents safe. No broad flood watches are active, but mountain streams can flash-flood without warning. Check your local area to be sure.

NWS / PacIOOS Updated 12 min ago 📍 Check My Neighborhood

Kūpuna & Keiki Safety Kūpuna, keiki, and residents in low-lying areas should monitor official alerts and avoid unnecessary travel during heavy rain. E mālama pono.

Kahu Ola provides public hazard situational awareness using trusted scientific and government data sources.

Official Emergency Resources

Kahu Ola does not issue emergency orders. Follow official authorities for urgent decisions.

Hawaiʻi Emergency Management Agency State emergency information and preparedness guidance

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Maui Emergency Management Agency County emergency instructions, alerts, and local safety information

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National Weather Service Honolulu Official watches, warnings, and weather statements for Hawaiʻi

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System Transparency

Kahu Ola integrates public data from trusted scientific and government sources.

NASA FIRMS NOAA NWS EPA AirNow USGS PacIOOS

Kahu Ola provides public hazard situational awareness. It is not an official emergency service. If a data source is degraded or stale, it will be clearly labeled.