Weather Alert in Oahu
WEATHER ALERT: Reposting from Stolen Stuff Hawaii NWS Hawaii Weather Radar Loops - 7:45AM HST - 3/22/2026 KONA LOW CONTINUES – HEAVIEST RAIN NOW EAST OF OʻAHU Radar shows the main band of heavy rain has shifted east of Oʻahu and is now impacting Maui County and the Big Island this morning, with heavy rain and thunderstorms moving across Molokaʻi, Maui, and windward areas of the Big Island. Oʻahu is currently seeing lighter, scattered showers, but additional rain bands are still moving through the area from the southwest. According to the National Weather Service, the Kona low is slowly moving northeast and weakening, but lingering moisture and instability will continue to bring periods of showers and possible thunderstorms statewide through today, with the greatest rainfall expected over Maui County and the Big Island. Oʻahu and Kauaʻi will still see showers, but conditions are gradually improving compared to the past two days. A Flood Watch remains in effect for Oʻahu, Maui County, and the Big Island through this afternoon, and saturated ground means flooding can still occur even with lighter rain. Trade winds are expected to return starting Monday, bringing more typical windward and mauka showers into early next week. North Shore evacuations have ended, but residents should remain cautious as rivers, streams, and drainage areas may still be high and roads may still be damaged or closed in some areas. During times of inclement weather, Stolen Stuff Hawaii will be sharing the NWS Hawaii Weather Radar loops periodically for updates. https://www.weather.gov/hfo/radar_loop Stay safe and monitor weather conditions. #hawaii #weather #alert #konalow