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#Repost @oahudem
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All remaining evacuation orders lifted for North Shore residents in Waialua and Haleiwa as water levels and the potential for dangerous flooding conditions continue to subside.
City officials continue to monitor conditions, including water levels and weather forecasts, but it has been determined that residents may safely return to previously evacuated areas.
Residents are advised to exercise caution when returning home and remain attentive to weather updates and should expect impacts to utility services as crews continue working on restoration.
As residents return, the Department of Emergency Management (DEM) advises the public to:
• Use caution when reentering homes and neighborhoods
• Watch for debris, mud, or damaged infrastructure
• Avoid standing water and report hazards such as downed lines or unstable structures
• Contact authorities if unsafe conditions are observed
Please continue to use 911 for emergencies only.
Traffic Impacts:
Waialua Beach Road Bridge has been reopened to local traffic.
Crews are preparing Farrington Highway Kaukonahua Stream Bridge (between Kaupe Road and Kamehameha Highway) to reopening later today.
Expect delays and traffic congestion as travel over these bridges may be reduced in speed and lane capacity.
#Repost @oahudem
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The Wahiawa dam continues to be monitored as water levels remain elevated and as the potential for heavy rain continues. Waialua and Hale`iwa continue to be under evacuation orders. Residents who live west of Kaukonahua stream in Waialua are being strongly urged to leave to avoid being isolated if Farrington Highway deteriorates further due to rainfall. Drivers are not being allowed back into the area. There are a total of 131 people currently at six evacuation shelters. There are multiple full and partial road closures on key roadways across O`ahu. More than 200 rescues were conducted by first responders. The Honolulu Police Department and Honolulu Fire Department are actively deployed in the North Shore area and Honolulu Emergency Services (EMS) is staged nearby.
#Repost @oahudem
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HNL Alert: 09:15 PM 03-20-2026 - LEAVE NOW. All roads out of Waialua at risk of failure.
Map: https://p.veoci.com/hnlevac
Details: https://alert.hnlalert.gov
#Repost @oahudem
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HNL Alert: 01:03 PM 03-20-2026 - WAHIAWA DAM HAS NOT FAILED BUT REMAINS AT RISK. Potential life-threatening flooding of downstream areas. Rain is expected to be light but then increase in intensity over the next few hours.
Evacuation order still in effect. Map: https://p.veoci.com/hnlevac
Remain outside of downstream areas.
Details: https://alert.hnlalert.gov
#Repost @hawaiinewsnow
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EVACUATE NOW 🚨 The city has issued an evacuation order for the Waialua and Haleiwa areas due to “extremely dangerous flooding” and rising water levels at the Wahiawa Dam.
At 9 a.m. the Department of Emergency Management said the dam has not failed, but is at imminent risk of failure with potential life-threatening flooding of downstream areas.
The evacuation zone includes all of Haleiwa between Puuiki Street and Kamehameha Highway, and areas of Waialua between Kukea Circle to Otake Camp. Traffic will be heavy. Carpool if possible.
Learn more at HawaiiNewsNow.com.
#Repost @oahudem
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‼️HNL Alert: 05:35 AM 03-20-2026 ‼️ - FLASH FLOODING in Waialua and Haleiwa.
Extremely dangerous flooding and Wahiawa Dam is high.
An Evacuation Order has been issued for the following area(s): Waialua and Haleiwa. Map: https://p.veoci.com/hnlevac.
LEAVE NOW or go to high ground or the highest floor of your home if you are in the evacuation area.
DO NOT walk or drive through moving water or on flooded roadways
Stay out of the area until emergency officials advise it is safe to return.
Call 911 for emergencies only. Do not call 911 for information or non-emergency situations.
Details: https://alert.hnlalert.gov
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