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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2020-02-09 High Wind Advisory #1This is a Civil Defense message. This is a High Wind informational update for Sunday morning, February 9. The National Weather Service is monitoring a surface low northeast of the State of Hawaii. This system has the potential to quickly develop into a high wind event for Hawaii Island. If the low develops as expected advisory level winds from the west are possible in Kohala, Hamakua, the Saddle, South Hilo, and Puna. The impacts are expected late this evening through Monday morning. A Wind Advisory means sustained winds of at least 30 MPH or gusts of at least 50 MPH are expected. At this time there are no high wind watches, advisories, nor warnings for Hawaii Island. Due to the potential impacts of High Wind, please tie down loose objects or move them indoors before sundown. Be aware of the following conditions Monday morning: • Roadways may be blocked by downed trees and other debris. • Utility lines maybe damaged leading to outages. Stay tuned to your radio for updates and changes in conditions. Thank you for listening. This is your Hawaii County Civil Defense Agency. ..:.... ..i.%�c�.�a. �..:.g. v..-..a