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Tropical Storm Moke is barreling past Hawaii, dumping potentially 10 to 15 inches of rain on the Big Island just as communities are still recovering from Hurricane Lala’s devastation — which already caused deadly floods, mudslides, and power outages. While winds are moderate at 40 mph, it’s the torrential rainfall that poses the greatest threat, risking renewed flooding and landslides in vulnerable areas. Officials warn this is a critical time for preparedness, with Governor Josh Green urging residents to stock up on essentials as Moke heads southward, leaving behind a trail of renewed hardship for an island already reeling.
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