Well, we had a caller yesterday who called in from Kauai, and he said he was just sitting there. Oh, the golf guy, yeah. Drinking some fireball and drinking some cores lights because it was pouring down rain. If you were to be in Hawaii right now, you picked the wrong time to go. Hawaii is under a state of emergency as a Kona storm is forecast to bring heavy Wayne. Wayne? Wayne? Oh, damn, did you say Wayne? Yeah, right in the middle of it, too. Heavy wane and wind gusts. Daddy, I think it's going to wane. Daddy needs a jogger, dad. Wind gusts up to 80 miles an hour and winter storm conditions to the highest summits. As the wide-reaching storm settles over the islands.

The wanes of Kauai.

Periods of wane and thunderstorms.

They're going to spread across the region into this weekend.

So storms may have produced intense downpours,

capable of triggering flooding,

especially, they say, in upslope areas.

Rainfall is expected to develop all day to day into tomorrow on Kauai and Oahu. This deluge will persist for most of the Hawaiian islands. Is it deluge or deluge? Is it deluge? Is it deluge? I know that's what news anchors say. They'll say deluge to my head. I'm like, man, I thought it was deluge. Flash flooding mudslides. Flash flood. Debris flows are possible. That's a mudslide.

Rainfall rates of 1 to 2 inches per hour.

Damn!

We're already reported. As of yesterday, the entire island of Huahu remains under a flood watch through tomorrow.

They say as of this morning, it has been 72 hours of rainfall. Some areas had

recorded more than a foot of rain. One spot in Kauai alone picked up 13.13 inches of rain. Well,

that's shack deep. Now, that doesn't count the wind and the gusts that are developing. Blustery

conditions will persist through tomorrow.

Gus of on the shores to 50 up into the mountains of 80 miles an hour.

Strongest winds are likely to cross the peaks.

Gus could exceed over 100 miles now.

Whoa.

Then colder air wrapping into the storm will bring winter-like conditions to the highest elevations

cool damn it's uh one to two feet of snow on some of the summits so our question uh what was your

worst weather experience and what is your favorite type of weather 206 803 rock i just not save the

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