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Hawaii’s centuries-old sea arch collapses into Pacific after series of rough storms

Hawaii’s centuries-old sea arch collapses into Pacific after series of rough storms

Hōlei sea arch, formed 550 years ago by erosion from ocean waves, no longer standing, National Park Service confirms A famed centuries-old sea arch on Hawaii’s remote and rugged coastline has collapsed into the Pacific Ocean, the National Park Service confirmed on Friday, following a stretch of rough storms in the region in recent weeks. The beloved landmark, Hōlei sea arch, stood at around 90ft high for over half a millennium in Hawaii’s Volcanoes national park, located on the dramatic southern coast of the Big Island. It was naturally formed around 550 years ago due to differential erosion by ocean waves. Continue reading...

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Oct 2, 2026 · byThe Guardian
Former ‘Hawaii Five-O’ Showrunner Peter Lenkov Launches Website For Out-of-Work Hollywood Pros

Former ‘Hawaii Five-O’ Showrunner Peter Lenkov Launches Website For Out-of-Work Hollywood Pros

Former Hawaii Five-O showrunner Peter Lenkov is rolling out a new website this week that seeks to match out-of-work pros in Hollywood with employers who are in need of skilled craftspeople. Dubbed Between Gigs, the website is currently onboarding set carpenters, makeup artists, hairstylists, costumers and other below-the-line workers to create a database for “clients […]

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Oct 1, 2026 · byDeadline
Wyoming Bookkeeper Heading To Prison for Stealing $1,484,105 From Family Hospitality Business

Wyoming Bookkeeper Heading To Prison for Stealing $1,484,105 From Family Hospitality Business

A Wyoming bookkeeper has been sentenced to 46 months in federal prison after stealing $1,484,104.80 from a family hospitality business while working remotely from Hawaii. Laura Marie Means, 46, formerly of Jackson, must also serve three years of supervised release, reports County 17. U.S. District Judge Alan B. Johnson ordered her to pay $1,484,104.80 in […] The post Wyoming Bookkeeper Heading To Prison for Stealing $1,484,105 From Family Hospitality Business appeared first on The Daily Hodl .

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Sep 30, 2026 · byThe Daily Hodl
Thai downpours shift north-westwards after Bangkok declared a disaster zone

Thai downpours shift north-westwards after Bangkok declared a disaster zone

Capital city submerged in waist-high flood water, while elsewhere Hurricane Nolo threatens Hawaii’s Big Island Bangkok was declared a disaster zone by its city officials towards the end of last week, after streets in Thailand’s capital city were submerged in up to waist-high flood water. The flooding stemmed from an active cell of low pressure across central Thailand that brought continuous heavy rainfall and thunderstorms to Bangkok and surrounding regions. The heavy rain began early on Thursday when the weak area of low pressure travelled north-westwards up the gulf of Thailand before then sitting over central Thailand by Friday morning. For most of the following two days this low pressure remained roughly in situ, which allowed unrelenting downpours over Bangkok and nearby areas. One weather station near Prachin Buri, just north-east of the capital, recorded 213.5mm within a 24-hour period between Friday and Saturday evening local time – for comparison, London receives an average 585mm a year ). Fortunately, the centre of the low-pressure cell shifted north-westwards on Sunday and brought an end to the torrential rainfall. Continue reading...

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Sep 28, 2026 · byThe Guardian
Hurricane Nolo still threatens Hawaii as Mexico's Baja braces for major Hurricane Polo

Hurricane Nolo still threatens Hawaii as Mexico's Baja braces for major Hurricane Polo

Hurricane Nolo is moving away from Hawaiian islands but threat of heavy rain, flash floods and strong winds persists Hurricane Nolo was moving away from the Hawaiian islands on Sunday, but the threat of heavy rain, flash flooding and strong winds persisted in areas of the island chain still recovering from previous storms. Nolo was about 365 miles (585km) south-south-west of Honolulu and moving away from the Big Island at about 12mph (19kph). But the Hawaii county civil defense agency said a high wind warning, wind advisory and high surf advisory remained in effect for parts of the island through Sunday evening as Nolo’s maximum sustained winds rose to 115mph (165kph). Continue reading...

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Sep 27, 2026 · byThe Guardian
Severe weather impacting East Coast, Hawaii this weekend

Severe weather impacting East Coast, Hawaii this weekend

(NEXSTAR) — From a nor’easter on the East Coast to more hurricanes headed toward Hawaii, severe weather is making an impact on the United States this weekend. East Coast The governors of New York, Kathy Hochul (D), and New Jersey, Mikie Sherrill (D), both announced Friday they would declare states of emergency ahead of this…

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Sep 27, 2026 · byThe Hill
Alaska Air Group Introduces B737-800s to Key Hawaiian Route

Alaska Air Group Introduces B737-800s to Key Hawaiian Route

Alaska Air Group has announced that it will begin using Boeing B737-800 aircraft on its route between Daniel K. Inouye International Airport (HNL), Honolulu, Hawaii and Kahului Airport (OGG), Hawaii. The B737-800 service will begin Oct. 3 and be operated by Alaska Airlines, supplementing Hawaiian Airlines’ existing interisland network. These services will complement those currently […] The post Alaska Air Group Introduces B737-800s to Key Hawaiian Route appeared first on Travel Radar - Aviation News .

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Sep 26, 2026 · byTravel Radar
Hurricane Nolo predicted to bring ‘life-threatening flooding’ to Hawaii

Hurricane Nolo predicted to bring ‘life-threatening flooding’ to Hawaii

Forecasters say storm will cause heavy rains and large waves along the coast, near communities still recovering from extreme weather Hurricane Nolo is expected to bring potentially life-threatening and catastrophic flooding to Hawaii on Friday, affecting communities that are still recovering from devastating storms earlier this summer. The state activated more than 230 Hawaii national guard members and closed schools ahead of the storm. Nolo is expected to move west on Saturday and not directly hit the islands, but forecasters say it will still cause heavy rainfall, as much as 25in, as well as large and damaging waves along the coast. Continue reading...

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Sep 25, 2026 · byThe Guardian
‘Significant’ nor’easter brings high winds and heavy rain to US east coast

‘Significant’ nor’easter brings high winds and heavy rain to US east coast

Forecasters say up to 40 million people in multiple US states could be affected by the early season northeasterly storm High winds and heavy rain were beginning to batter New England on Friday as a “significant” nor’easter, the first such storm of the fall, threatened to disrupt weekend plans for millions. In the Pacific Ocean, meanwhile, three separate hurricanes, one threatening “ catastrophic flooding ”, including life-threatening flash floods, in Hawaii, were churning as a record-setting El Niño continued to amplify severe weather events on a global scale. Continue reading...

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Sep 25, 2026 · byThe Guardian
Hurricane Polo batters Mexico coast as Tropical Storm Nolo threatens Hawaii

Hurricane Polo batters Mexico coast as Tropical Storm Nolo threatens Hawaii

Mexico City: Powerful Hurricane Polo sent bands of heavy rain and strong winds across Mexico's Pacific coastline on Thursday as Tropical Storm Nolo approached Hawaii, raising fears of catastrophic flooding. Polo was forecast to maintain its Category 5 strength while moving parallel to Mexico's coast over the coming days. Although the storm's eye is expected to remain offshore, forecasters warned that heavy rainfall could trigger life-threatening floods and landslides. The hurricane was located about 209 kilometres south-southwest of Zihuatanejo early Thursday, with maximum sustained winds of 257kph. Authorities said hurricane-force winds extended up to 65 kilometres from the storm's centre, while tropical-storm-force winds stretched as far as 185 kilometres. Guerrero state was identified as one of the areas most vulnerable to flooding and mudslides. Mexican authorities have ordered evacuations in some communities and opened shelters, while thousands of military personnel and Red Cross workers have been deployed as a precautionary measure. Along parts of the coast, strong waves were already battering beaches and coastal businesses. "We're worried and trying to protect our businesses," said Concepción López Villegas, who owns a restaurant in the coastal city of Lázaro Cárdenas. "It's our heritage, our legacy that from one moment to another could be destroyed." Hawaii prepares for Nolo Meanwhile, Tropical Storm Nolo was moving through the Pacific about 475 kilometres south of South Point, Hawaii, and was expected to strengthen into a hurricane by Thursday night. A hurricane watch has been issued for Hawaii County, with the storm expected to approach the Big Island as early as Friday. Officials warned that Nolo could bring up to 51 centimetres of rain, with some areas potentially receiving between 50 and 76 centimetres by Saturday. Waves from the storm surge caused by the proximity of Hurricane Polo flow around beach pavilions in Puerto Vicente Guerrero, Mexico, September 23, 2026, in this still image obtained from social media video. Reuters Authorities have announced widespread precautionary measures. Public schools and government offices on Hawaii's Big Island will remain closed on Thursday and Friday, while Maui County will close schools and offices on Friday. Governor Josh Green has already issued an emergency proclamation, and more than 230 Hawaii National Guard personnel have been activated. Meteorologists said the greatest danger is likely to come from flash flooding rather than wind damage. "This is a very serious situation," Hawaii County Mayor Kimo Alameda said in a message to residents, urging them to prepare emergency supplies, clear drains and trim vegetation around their homes. Other storm activity Elsewhere, Tropical Storm Fay re-formed in the northern Atlantic Ocean with maximum sustained winds of 65kph, while Hurricane Odalys continued moving across the Pacific with winds reaching 137kph. Forecasters said both storms were being closely monitored, although immediate concerns remain focused on Hurricane Polo in Mexico and Tropical Storm Nolo's approach towards Hawaii.

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Sep 24, 2026 · byMobile Business