Tropical Storm Moke is barreling past Hawaii, dousing the Big Island with up to 15 inches of rain—just weeks after Hurricane Lala left devastation. With over 6,700 residents still without power and flood-prone areas already battered, officials are urging extreme caution. Governor Josh Green and others warned locals to stockpile essentials as anxiety mounts, especially on the east side where communities are bracing for more chaos. While other islands face lighter rainfall, the Big Island remains the epicenter of recovery—and vigilance—as nature keeps pounding the archipelago.
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