Tropical Storm Hone Causes Major Power Outages in Hawaii
Tropical Storm Hone Causes Major Power Outages in Hawaii
Tropical Storm Hone Causes Major Power Outages in Hawaii
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Hurricane Hone, which sideswiped Hawaii as a Category 1 hurricane, has weakened to a tropical storm and caused significant rain, flash flooding, and power outages affecting over 24,000 homes. Meanwhile, Hurricane Gilma, initially a Category 3 storm, is also weakening and is expected to become a tropical depression by the time it nears Hawaii later this week. A third storm, Tropical Storm Hector, is gaining strength in the Pacific Ocean but remains far from land. Hawaiian Electric is working to restore power to affected areas, with over 18,000 customers still without electricity. The National Hurricane Center expects all three storms to weaken in the coming days.

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More than 5,000 customers without power on Hawaii island
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Recovering Hawaii still on alert as Hurricane Gilma continues approach
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More than 5,000 customers without power on Hawaii island
More than 8,300 customers without power on Big Isle

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