China News Service, August 26th. Comprehensive report, the National Weather Service (NWS) said on the 25th local time that the intensity of tropical storm Lane has been further weakened and moved westward away from land. The coastal tropical storm alarms and alerts of Hawaiian Islands have been lifted. Although the alarm was lifted, the storm still brought harm to Hawaii, leaving a mess.
was once a strong hurricane, and the maximum wind speed near the center has weakened to 85 kilometers per hour. However, the National Weather Service said that the trapped moisture in Ryan will bring a lot of heavy rain until the weekend, which may cause further floods and earth and rock flow disasters.
On August 22, 2018, local time, Hurricane Lane will invade Hawaii, USA, and the people will take early response measures.
Lian moved westward off the coast of Hawaii on the 25th local time, but it has brought heavy rain to the island chain from Oahu to Hawaii Big Island (Big Island), which may cause more floods and earth and rock disasters.
Trade Wind finally began to push Ryan westward, away from land. The National Weather Service lifted the remaining tropical storm alerts and alerts in Hawaii.
On August 24, 2018, local time, Hurricane Lane approached. But local emergency management officials said that flood warnings on Oahu were still in effect until the morning of the 26th. Civil defense officials on the Big Island of Hawaii said they are mentally prepared to welcome more heavy rains and floods.
Latest meteorological report says that the maximum wind speed near the center of Ryan has weakened to 85 kilometers per hour, but the trapped moisture is expected to bring heavy rain over the weekend, which may trigger further flooding and earth and rock flow disasters.
Hurricane Lane hit Hawaii, and people took countermeasures to hoard supplies, and some of the supermarket shelves were stolen.
Lian hit Hawaii on the 24th, and heavy rain flooded the main cities of Hawaii's island. The state of Hawaii also issued a statement at the time declaring a state of emergency across the island and called on the public to prepare water, food and medicine for at least 14 days. Many people rushed to the supermarket to buy daily necessities. In addition to stockpiling supplies, people also stack sandbags to protect coastal areas from the destruction caused by violent waves.
The U.S. Navy stated that for the sake of safety, all warships and submarine vessels, except for the ships that are being repaired, have evacuated Pearl Harbor in advance as usual, but emphasized that they will wait for the storm to return to participate in disaster relief.
After the hurricane, the flood caused damage to the roads and affected traffic. Near Hilo, Hawaii, floods destroyed the road and people had to clean it up.
