Hawaii faces second storm as Moke follows Hurricane Lala's devastation
Tropical Storm Moke is expected to hit southern Hawaii on Saturday evening with heavy rain and strong winds, just days after Hurricane Lala caused widespread damage. The National Weather Service forecasts 5-10 inches of rain on the Big Island, with up to 15 inches in isolated areas, and warns of flooding and mudslides, especially in saturated regions. Governor Josh Green reported at least $43 million in infrastructure damage from Lala and said recovery will take time.
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