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Wednesday, April 09, 2008

WE ARE HAVING WEATHER TODAY

AND THE ENTIRE STATE IS UNDER A FLASH FLOOD WATCH

The normal "highs" and "lows" have shifted position and a massive amount of moisture is being draw up from the ITCZ (equator). The "thunder-bumping" started about 20 minutes ago in Kihei. It finally started raining in the past 5 minutes.

As you can see from this radar image, the vast majority of this storm is targeting the island to Maui's northwest, especially O'ahu (Honolulu). This radar image focuses in on Mau'i. And this "Big Blue" satellite image shows just how large the storm is.

Our last big storm was this past December. Thats when we lost power for days and suffered some major flooding. The following video was shot at that time and shows just how bad it was. It was taken just a couple of blocks from where Judy lives. In Kihei we either don't have enough rain or way too much.


I just hope we don't lose power, again.


Over The Limit?
UNDER ARREST!
Please don't drink and drive


"Let's all be careful out there!"