Honolulu Metro storm history

Large breaking waves of 8 to 12 feet impacted south facing shores of the islands due to a large and powerful south swell. Strong currents and large waves made swimming and other marine activities dangerous. A commercial sailing catamaran encountered large surf while traversing wa…

Videos on social media appeared to show several inches to around a foot of water inundating the roads around the Mapunapuna Industrial Area.

A seventy five foot passenger vessel called the Atlantis discovery ran aground on shallow reef near Kewalo Basin in Honolulu. This happened after the boat got caught by a set of large waves of ten to fourteen feet. A high surf advisory was in place during that time.

Large surf and higher then normal tides flooded Ala Moana beach park and Magic Island.

Paki Ave. was shut down in the east bound direction from Monsarrat Ave to Kapahulu Ave due to a downed utility pole.

Hundreds of customers experienced power outages due to the high winds.

A tree was knocked down from the high winds and blocked a road.

A large south swell made for hazardous ocean conditions with breaking waves of 8 to 12 feet and strong currents making swimming and other ocean activities dangerous.

The utility company reported 24,000 customers without power on the island of Oahu due to strong winds.

County officials reported that one lane of the Pali Highway was closed due to a fallen tree.

County officials reported that Pensacola St. was closed between Nehoa St. to Piikoi St. due to a downed pole and electrical wires. It was also reported that more than 2,100 customers were without power in the Makiki area due to the strong winds.

It was reported that the Kalakaua Ave. east bound lane was closed near Diamond Head water fountain due to a fallen tree.

County officials reported that Kokea St. was closed between King St. and Dillingham Blvd. due to multiple downed utility poles.

A NWS employee walking campus to work noted several large tree limbs down on the University of Hawaii Campus at Manoa, near the Hamilton library.

County officials reported Tantalus Drive was closed in both directions due to a fallen tree. Observations from the PHNL ASOS showed frequent gusts to 35 kt in the area around the time of the report.