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#disasteraware #EarlyWarningForAll #SaferWorld #HurricaneLowell #kauai #oahu
Honolulu Department of Emergency Management
Hawaii Emergency Management Agency
County of Kaua'i
Hawaii Army National Guard
As of 11:00 AM HST, Hurricane Lowell remains a powerful Category 3 hurricane, with maximum sustained winds of 120 mph, located approximately 545 miles south-southwest of Līhuʻe and moving north at approximately 6 mph. PDC wind impacts and rainfall estimates are below.
Lowell is expected to remain a hurricane as it passes just west of the main Hawaiian Islands, with its center forecast to pass just west of Kauaʻi County late Monday into early Tuesday. Tropical-storm-force winds extend up to 175 miles from the center, allowing impacts to occur well away from the storm's core. A Tropical Storm Warning remains in effect for Kauaʻi County, with hurricane-force wind gusts possible over elevated terrain. Gradual weakening is forecast to begin tonight.
Potentially significant impacts include heavy rainfall and flash flooding, dangerous surf and coastal flooding, and tropical-storm-force winds, particularly across Kauaʻi and Niʻihau Monday through Tuesday morning. Kauaʻi could receive 6–10 inches of rainfall, with isolated totals up to 14 inches, with flash flooding and mudslides possible. Storm surge of 1–3 feet is possible in Kauaʻi County, and life-threatening surf and rip current conditions are expected across many of the Hawaiian Islands during the next several days.
Disaster management decision-makers can view Hawai'i DFIRM Flood Zones: disasteraware.pdc.org/?bookmark=22620
and Hawai'i Storm Surge Risk at disasteraware.pdc.org/?bookmark=22862 through DisasterAWARE.
#Disasteraware #EarlyWarningForAll #SaferWorld #HurricaneLowell
Honolulu Department of Emergency Management
Hawaii Emergency Management Agency
County of Kaua'i
Hawaii Army National Guard
Hurricane Lowell is currently about 600 miles south of Lihue, Kauai and could be near major hurricane strength when it moves close to the western Hawaiian Islands late Monday and Monday night. Continue to monitor DisasterAWARE for updates with each advisory, including potential impacts as this event unfolds.
Regardless of Lowell's exact track and intensity, there is a risk of storm surge, wind, and rainfall for portions of Hawaii, particularly Kauai County, early next week. Heavy rainfall may produce flash flooding and mudslides, especially in areas of steep terrain.
Disaster managers and humanitarian assistance professionals can request access to DisasterAWARE Pro (disasteraware.pdc.org). The public can download our free Disaster Alert mobile app for updates and hazard alerts.
#disasteralert #earlywarningforall #saferworld #hawaii #BigIsland #Maui #Molokai #Lanai #Oahu #Kauai #hurricanelowell #hurricane
Hawaii Emergency Management Agency
Maui County Emergency Management Agency
County of Kaua'i
Hawaii County Civil Defense Agency
Honolulu Department of Emergency Management
Hawaii Army National Guard
Hawaii Red Cross
Hurricane Lowell remains a powerful Category 4 hurricane located about 450 miles south-southwest of Hilo and 605 miles south-southeast of Lihue, Hawaii. Forecasts indicate Lowell could be at or near major hurricane strength when it moves near the westernmost main Hawaiian Islands late Monday and Monday night. While it is still too soon to determine the exact track, Lowell could bring storm surge, strong winds, and heavy rainfall to portions of Hawaii early next week.
Continue to monitor DisasterAWARE for updates as Hurricane Lowell progresses.
Disaster managers and humanitarian assistance professionals can request access to DisasterAWARE Pro (disasteraware.pdc.org).
The public can download our free Disaster Alert mobile app for updates and hazard alerts.
#disasteralert #earlywarningforall #saferworld #hawaii #BigIsland #Maui #Molokai #Lanai #Oahu #Kauai #hurricanelowell #hurricane
Hawaii Emergency Management Agency
Maui County Emergency Management Agency
County of Kaua'i
Hawaii County Civil Defense Agency
Honolulu Department of Emergency Management
Hawaii Army National Guard
Hawaii Red Cross
Exciting work is underway in Lao PDR under the vision and leadership of the Lao Ministry of Labour and Social Welfare (MoLSW) and with generous funding from the Center for Excellence in Disaster Management & Humanitarian Assistance. Read more about our latest project milestones and get an inside look at the recent Disaster Resilience Workshop.
www.pdc.org/working-together-to-strengthen-disaster-resilience-in-lao-pdr/
#SaferWorld #disasteraware #DRR #EarlyWarningForAll
U.S. Embassy Vientiane
Center for Excellence in Disaster Management & Humanitarian Assistance
NDMO Lao PDR
U.S. Pacific Command
Working together to strengthen disaster resilience in Lao PDR | Pacific Disaster Center
www.pdc.org
Lao PDR initiative to reduce risk and build resilience gains momentum with Disaster Resilience Worskhop and National Disaster Preparedness Baseline Assessment mid-term review and exchange.
Lowell is currently a powerful Category 4 hurricane located about 455 miles south-southeast of Hilo, Hawaii. Over the next few days, Lowell is expected to continue moving westward. However, a northward turn is possible over the weekend, and there remains considerable uncertainty about the timing and extent of that turn.
Continue to monitor DisasterAWARE for updates as Hurricane Lowell progresses.
Disaster managers and humanitarian assistance professionals can request access to DisasterAWARE Pro (disasteraware.pdc.org).
The public can download our free Disaster Alert mobile app for updates and hazard alerts.
#disasteralert #earlywarningforall #saferworld #hawaii #BigIsland #Maui #Molokai #Lanai #Oahu #Kauai
Hawaii Emergency Management Agency
Maui County Emergency Management Agency
County of Kaua'i
Hawaii County Civil Defense Agencyhawaiicountycivildefense
Honolulu Department of Emergency Management
Hawaii Army National Guard
Hawaii Red Cross
Tropical Storm Edouard is expected to strengthen and could approach hurricane strength before reaching the northwest Gulf Coast later today. Tropical Storm conditions are expected along the northwest Gulf Coast, while hurricane conditions are possible from High Island, Texas, to Cameron, Louisiana. Edouard is expected to bring heavy rainfall, strong winds, storm surge, and a risk of flash floods and river flooding.
Get the full picture at DisasterAWARE.pdc.org—including updates and alerts, potential impacts (e.g. wind, rainfall, storm surge), exposure analytics, critical infrastructure, live cameras, and more!
Disaster managers and humanitarian assistance professionals can request access to DisasterAWARE Pro (disasteraware.pdc.org). The public can download our free Disaster Alert mobile app for updates and hazard alerts.
#cylone #storm #tropicalstorm #gulfcoast #texas #louisiana #flood #flashflood #hurricane #tropicalstormedouard
Louisiana Governor's Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness
Texas Division of Emergency Management
City of Houston Office of Emergency Management
City of Galveston Emergency Management
The National Guard
American Red Cross
Potential Tropical Cyclone Five is expected to bring tropical-storm conditions to portions of the southwestern Louisiana and Upper Texas coasts tomorrow. Heavy rainfall Tuesday and Wednesday could result in flash flooding from the Upper Texas coast through east-central Texas and into far southwestern Louisiana as the system tracks inland.
Get the full picture at DisasterAWARE.pdc.org—including updates and alerts, potential impacts, exposure analytics, critical infrastructure, live cameras, and more!
Disaster managers and humanitarian assistance professionals can request access to DisasterAWARE Pro (disasteraware.pdc.org). The public can download our free Disaster Alert mobile app for updates and hazard alerts.
#cylone #storm #tropicalstorm #gulfcoast #texas #louisiana #flood #flashflood
Louisiana Governor's Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness
Texas Division of Emergency Management
City of Houston Office of Emergency Management
City of Galveston Emergency Management
Tropical Storm Lowell is currently well southeast of Hawaii and expected to rapidly intensify over the next day or two. Lowell is forecast to move generally westward and could be in the vicinity of the Hawaiian Islands late this week.
Monitor DisasterAWARE for updates as this storm progresses. Disaster managers and humanitarian assistance professionals can request access to DisasterAWARE Pro (disasteraware.pdc.org). The public can download our free Disaster Alert mobile app for updates and hazard alerts.
#disateralert #earlywarningforall #saferworld #hawaii #BigIsland #Maui #Molokai #Lanai #Oahu #kauai
Hawaii Emergency Management Agency
Maui County Emergency Management Agency
County of Kaua'i
Hawaii County Civil Defense Agency
Honolulu Department of Emergency Management
Hawaii Army National Guard
Hawaii Red Cross
PDC's early analysis of the catastrophic flash flood in northern Nepal is now available. We are coordinating with satellite partners to obtain imagery of these extremely remote areas and will provide updates to our analysis once new information becomes available.
We send our heartfelt sympathies to all communities affected by this disaster, including our colleagues and partners in the disaster management and humanitarian assistance community responding to this event.
#nepal #NepalFlood
हेलो गृह मन्त्रालय - Ministry of Home Affairs - Nepal
U.S. Pacific Command
Nepal Red Cross Society
United Nations OCHA
World Food Program USA
Tropical Storm Moke has slightly weakened with maximum sustained winds of 45 mph and will pass south of Hawaii today.
Moke will begin to impact the Big Island early Sunday morning with heavy rain. Rain will then spread westward across the remainder of the Hawaiian Islands through Monday. This rainfall may produce life-threatening flooding and mudslides for the windward and southeast Big Island, especially in steep terrain and over areas that were affected recently by Lala.
Although the strongest winds associated with Moke are expected to pass south of the Hawaiian Islands, strong gusty winds are likely, particularly in areas within and downslope of higher terrain. Swells generated by the storm may cause life-threatening surf and rip current conditions through early next week for exposed east and south facing shores of the Hawaiian Islands.
Disaster managers and humanitarian assistance professionals can request access to DisasterAWARE Pro (disasteraware.pdc.org). The public can download our free Disaster Alert mobile app for updates and hazard alerts.
#disateralert #earlywarningforall #saferworld #hawaii #BigIsland #Maui #Molokai #Lanai #Oahu #Kauai
Hawaii Emergency Management Agency
Maui County Emergency Management Agency
County of Kaua'i
Hawaii County Civil Defense Agency
Honolulu Department of Emergency Management
Hawaii Army National Guard
Hawaii Red Cross