The National Weather Service (NWS) in Honolulu has issued a High Tide Flooding Advisory for the Hawaiian Islands, warning residents and visitors of potential minor coastal flooding through the coming days. The advisory comes amid elevated sea levels, enhanced by seasonal high tides and persistent swell activity, particularly affecting low-lying shorelines during evening high tides.
Key Highlights:
High tide flooding expected during peak tides through at least Wednesday Vulnerable areas include Honolulu, Waikiki, Kahului, and Hilo Combined effects of king tides and ocean swell driving the advisory Drivers and pedestrians warned to avoid flooded roadways near the coast
According to the NWS, “Shoreline inundation may occur around
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