114K Hawaii residents still without power after storm
According to the Poweroutage website, approximately 114,000 residents of the US state of Hawaii remain without electricity following Hurricane Lani, which later weakened to tropical storm status.
Consensus
- Over 100,000 people in Hawaii remain without electricity after the passage of Tropical Storm Lala.
- The storm previously reached Category 1 hurricane status on the Saffir-Simpson scale.
- Power outages are primarily affecting Honolulu and Hawaii counties.
- Two major airports in Hawaii—Hilo International and Ellison Onizuka Kona—were temporarily closed but have since resumed operations.
- The storm has weakened to a tropical storm and is moving northwest, with no further threat expected to Hawaii.
- Schools, government facilities, and parks in Hawaii remain closed until further notice.
Points of divergence
- More than 280,000 people across Hawaii and Indiana are without electricity due to bad weather. — kommersant
- 151,503 electricity customers in Hawaii were affected, with outages also reported in Maui County. — kommersant
- 130,403 people in Indiana were without power due to flooding. — kommersant
- Governor Mike Braun of Indiana said President Donald Trump intends to support his request for a federal emergency declaration. — kommersant
Coverage (2 sources)
- More than 100 thousand people remain without electricity in Hawaii due to tropical storm — Интерфакс
- Over 280 thousand residents in the USA remained without electricity due to bad weather — Коммерсантъ