(6:50 a.m. 9.8.26): North Kīhei Road remains closed. PC: Hawaiʻi Department of Transportation.
Impacts from Lowell brought debris and flooding over several roadways on Maui, resulting in erosion and unsafe travel conditions in parts of South and West Maui. Mahalo to those who sent in photos and video of severe weather impacts from across the County.
Please do not put yourself at risk to obtain images, but if you have visuals that you would like to share with us for publication, you may send them to newsdesk@mauinow.com.
Lowell impacts in South Maui at Kamaʻole and Cove park. (9.8.26) PC: PIEZOELECTRICLowell impacts in South Maui at Kamaʻole and Cove park. (9.8.26) PC: PIEZOELECTRIC
Lowell impacts in South Maui at Kamaʻole and Cove park. (9.8.26) PC:
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Lowell impacts in South Maui at Kamaʻole and Cove park. (9.8.26) PC:
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Lowell impacts in South Maui at Kamaʻole and Cove park. (9.8.26) PC:
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Lowell impacts in South Maui at Kamaʻole and Cove park. (9.8.26) PC:
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Lowell impacts in South Maui at Kamaʻole and Cove park. (9.8.26) PC:
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Rocks and debris on the Honoapiʻilani Highway between MM 11 and 13 on Honoapiilani Highway in the vicinity of Papalaua Beach Park and Ukumehame. (9.7.26) PC: Hawaiʻi Department of Transportation.(6:50 a.m. 9.8.26): North Kīhei Road remains closed. PC: Hawaiʻi Department of Transportation.(6:50 a.m. 9.8.26): North Kīhei Road remains closed. PC: Hawaiʻi Department of Transportation.
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