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Oahu residents assess damage from Tuesday’s heavy rainfall

By Jamm Aquino and Craig T. Kojima

March 10, 2021

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Neighbors and area residents pitch in on Wednesday to help clear debris at a Haleiwa lunch wagon business that sustained flood damage on Tuesday.
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Vehicles navigate floodwater near Kamehameha Highway on Wednesday in Kahaluu.
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Anna Pacheco and her husband, Matt Pacheco, helped a lunch wagon owner dig out of the mud.
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Jacob Raagaard and Fiona Laird help a local lunch wagon business clear debris on Wednesday.
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Vehicles navigate floodwater near Kamehameha Highway on Wednesday in Kahaluu.
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Jacob Raagaard and Fiona Laird help a local lunch wagon business clear debris on Wednesday.
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A small building was lifted by water and wedged under a nearby bridge at the 66-500 block of Kamehameha Highway in Haleiwa town.
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A man is caught in heavy rain along Kamehameha Highway on Wednesday in Kaneohe.
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Quinn Cao surveys a neighbor’s parking lot now covered with debris. Her family business, Jenny’s Shrimp Truck, was untouched but their neighbor had a small building lifted and wedged under a bridge.
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Lightning illuminates the Waikiki skyline on Wednesday.
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A bathtub was filled with mud after water entered a home on Paukauila Stream in Waialua. The home of Tina Mikhael and Capt. Jack Lovell had an inch of mud covers all the floors and furnishings.
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Paukauila Stream overflowed and flooded several homes in the Waialua area.
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Lightning illuminates the Waikiki skyline on Wednesday.
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Honolulu police control traffic near the Waikane Bridge on Kamehameha Highway on Wednesday in Kahaluu.
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A man waiting in his vehicle is reflected in his side mirror as Honolulu police control traffic near the Waikane Bridge on Kamehameha Highway.
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Tina Mikhael stands in the bathroom of her flood home in Waialua.
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Vehicles navigate floodwater on Wailehua Street near Kamehameha Highway on Wednesday in Kahaluu.
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Bus riders wait under shelter in heavy rain along Kamehameha Highway on Wednesday in Kaneohe.
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Paukauila Stream overflowed and flooded several homes in the Waialua area.
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Haleiwa town was bustling with activity as neighbors helped each other dig out of the mud.
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At the 66-500 block of Kamehameha Highway, a shipping container floated across the road and onto the lawn across the street inHaleiwa town.
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Tina Mikhael stands in the bathroom of her flood home in Waialua.
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Mike Lyons, owner of a building in Haleiwa, talks with Mayor Rick Blangiardi.
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Honolulu police control traffic near the Waikane Bridge on Kamehameha Highway on Wednesday in Kahaluu.
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Paukauila Stream overflowed and flooded several homes in the Waialua area.
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Mayor Rick Blangiardi, and Gov. David Ige survey Haleiwa town after it flooded on Tuesday evening.
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Paukauila Stream overflowed and flooded several homes in the Waialua area.
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Mayor Rick Blangiardi, Dr. Jim Ireland, Director of EMS, and Gov. David Ige survey Haleiwa town on Wednesday.

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