What's up with the weather?
03-25-2006, 11:44 PM
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Originally Posted by 808style,Mar 25 2006, 03:52 PM
no kidding! this weather totally sucks and has been depressing me. what has it been, like a month straight of pissing rain? its just stupid already. oh well, i still get to surf in chocolate water!
03-26-2006, 12:58 AM
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Originally Posted by hahnn002,Mar 25 2006, 10:44 PM
Chocolate water! You've been surfing too close to the Ala Wai canal!
03-26-2006, 05:00 PM
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GAH it's STILLLLLL raining hahaha I need to go get food....so hungry but there's no end to this rain....oh and Stephen can we start another thread for venting about "I hate gas prices"? hahaha
On the plus side I drove out to Hawaii Kai the other day and I must say....I've never seen diamond head looking so green!!!
On the plus side I drove out to Hawaii Kai the other day and I must say....I've never seen diamond head looking so green!!!
03-27-2006, 08:33 AM
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it'll go until next week!!
from KITV news:
Strange Weather System Clouds Parts Of Hawaii
Weather Expert Explains Hail, Thunderstorms, Tornadoes
POSTED: 7:52 pm HST March 24, 2006
UPDATED: 7:57 pm HST March 24, 2006
Hawaii has been hit with some unusual weather lately. On top of recent reports of hail, a tornado hit Lanai at about 9:30 p.m. Thursday.
Traylor Brother's company reported one of its construction trailers was destroyed and two others were lifted off their foundation at the Kau-mala-pau Harbor.
Serena Kaldi, 18, from Kaneohe, was born and raised in Hawaii and said the heavy dose of wintry weather has caught her by surprise.
"Every other day it seems to be like thunderstorms and lightning," she said. "At home, thunder was shaking my house and I've never seen it like this before."
Andy Rodriguez, 63, however, said he's seen the rainy conditions plenty of times.
"It's always rained here," Rodriguez said.
KITV 4 News' Dan Meisenzahl spoke with one weather expert to bring some light to the unusual weather.
"In normal times, it would come for a day or two, then move out," said Nezette Rydell, with the National Weather Service. "For a number of reasons, globally this winter, the pattern has remained static, and this low-pressure system is not moving out."
Rydell said the persistent low-pressure system northwest of the islands is causing the strange conditions.
"It is creating more instability in the atmosphere, allowing the thunderstorms to grow to sizes and heights that we don't normally see in Hawaii," Rydell said.
Rydell said the conditions would stay around until next week.
from KITV news:
Strange Weather System Clouds Parts Of Hawaii
Weather Expert Explains Hail, Thunderstorms, Tornadoes
POSTED: 7:52 pm HST March 24, 2006
UPDATED: 7:57 pm HST March 24, 2006
Hawaii has been hit with some unusual weather lately. On top of recent reports of hail, a tornado hit Lanai at about 9:30 p.m. Thursday.
Traylor Brother's company reported one of its construction trailers was destroyed and two others were lifted off their foundation at the Kau-mala-pau Harbor.
Serena Kaldi, 18, from Kaneohe, was born and raised in Hawaii and said the heavy dose of wintry weather has caught her by surprise.
"Every other day it seems to be like thunderstorms and lightning," she said. "At home, thunder was shaking my house and I've never seen it like this before."
Andy Rodriguez, 63, however, said he's seen the rainy conditions plenty of times.
"It's always rained here," Rodriguez said.
KITV 4 News' Dan Meisenzahl spoke with one weather expert to bring some light to the unusual weather.
"In normal times, it would come for a day or two, then move out," said Nezette Rydell, with the National Weather Service. "For a number of reasons, globally this winter, the pattern has remained static, and this low-pressure system is not moving out."
Rydell said the persistent low-pressure system northwest of the islands is causing the strange conditions.
"It is creating more instability in the atmosphere, allowing the thunderstorms to grow to sizes and heights that we don't normally see in Hawaii," Rydell said.
Rydell said the conditions would stay around until next week.
