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A Kona low storm shut down Hawaii’s schools, offices, and services on March 13, 2026, triggering a state of emergency.
A powerful Kona low storm caused widespread closures across Hawaii on March 13, 2026, including all public and charter schools, state offices, University of Hawaii campuses, and the state Legislature on Oahu, Kauai, and Maui.
State courts, parks, and non-essential city services also shut down due to heavy rain, flooding, strong winds, and threats of flash floods, tornadoes, and storm surge.
Governor Josh Green declared a state of emergency through March 18, urging residents to avoid travel, prepare for power outages, and stay informed.
Emergency shelters opened, and officials warned of delayed emergency response.
The storm’s impact continued into the weekend, with flight cancellations possible and spring break beginning shortly after.
Una tormenta baja de Kona cerró las escuelas, oficinas y servicios de Hawái el 13 de marzo de 2026, desencadenando un estado de emergencia.