Monthly Test of Outdoor Warning Sirens and Emergency Alert System scheduled for Thursday, August 1, 2024 at 11:45 AM web1.hnl.info/hnlalerts/web-…

Monthly Test of Outdoor Warning Sirens and Emergency Alert System TODAY at 11:45 AM web1.hnl.info/hnlalerts/web-…

NO Tsunami threat to Oahu from 7.0 earthquake in Philippine Islands. NO Tsunami threat to Oahu. web1.hnl.info/hnlalerts/web-…

Congratulations and Mahalo to Marc Dexter! He has been reappointed to the Citizens Advisory Commission on Emergency Management and serves as its chair. We are grateful for his continued service. Learn more about the commission at honolulu.gov/dem/citizens-a…

Today marks one year since wildfires forever changed Lahaina, Maui, and all of Hawaiʻi. Let us honor those impacted by taking steps to protect ourselves and our loved ones. Stay informed, make a plan, and build a kit. A truly prepared community takes all of us doing what we can.

NO Tsunami threat to Oahu from 7.4 earthquake off coast of Kamchatka, Russia. NO Tsunami threat to Oahu. web1.hnl.info/hnlalerts/web-…

Malfunctioning outdoor warning siren reported in Waikiki area. THERE IS NO EMERGENCY. Technicians investigating web1.hnl.info/hnlalerts/web-…

Malfunctioning outdoor warning siren reported in Waikiki area. THERE IS NO EMERGENCY. Technicians investigating web1.hnl.info/hnlalerts/web-…

Hawaiʻi is entering peak hurricane season. While current forecasts do not indicate a direct hit from a hurricane, don't wait to prepare. NOW is the time to make sure you are prepared in the event a storm is forecast to impact our islands. Learn more at honolulu.gov/dem.

Wind Advisory for Oahu from 6AM Saturday until 6AM Monday web1.hnl.info/hnlalerts/web-…

Red Flag (Fire Weather) Warning for Leeward areas from 10AM to 6PM Saturday. Use extreme care with open flames. web1.hnl.info/hnlalerts/web-…

A Red Flag Warning has been issued for the leeward areas of Oahu 10AM-6PM Sat and we will be under a Wind Advisory for the weekend. When it is dry AND windy, fire are more likely to spread and get out of control quickly. Learn more at honolulu.gov/dem.

Oahu is experiencing high winds this weekend. With both a Red Flag Warning (fire weather warning) and a Wind Advisory (sustained winds of 31-39 mph and/or gust of 46-57 mph) in place, make sure you are doing what you need to to stay safe! Learn more at honolulul.gov/dem.

As Tropical Storm Hone moves south of the islands, Oahu may experience impacts even though we won't have a direct hit. Be prepared for flash flooding and strong winds through the weekend. Learn more at honolulu.gov/dem/hurricane. Get forecast information at weather.gov/hfo.

Be prepared for high winds, flash flooding, and high surf as Hurricane Hone passes south of the islands. Use caution when outdoors and check your emergency kits to ensure you are prepared for potential power outages or other emergency situations. Visit honolulu.gov/dem/hurricane.

Current Tropical Weather Outlook for next 7 days. TS Hone continues to move west away from the islands. TS Hector dissipating in 24 hours. TS Gilma weakening to remnant low as it passes near Hawaii Friday and Saturday, bringing lighter winds and enhanced showers. #hiwx

Monthly Test of Outdoor Warning Sirens and Emergency Alert System TODAY at 11:45 AM web1.hnl.info/hnlalerts/web-…

It's time to #StartAConversation about preparedness. September is National Preparedness Month. That's a perfect time to talk with friends and family about how to be more prepared in case disaster strikes. Follow along and visit honolulu.gov/dem to learn more.

Keiki practice fire drills at school so they know where to go but does your family have a plan of where to go in an emergency? #StartAConversation with your family today to make sure that everyone knows the plan! Visit honolulu.gov/dem to learn more about preparedness.

Should you stay or should you go? Make sure you know whether you can shelter in place or if you would need to evacuate for the hazards that may impact your area. #StartAConversation with your family so you know the plan BEFORE something happens. Visit honolulu.gov/dem.