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Beach Parks Open As Warning Remains In Effect
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by Big Island Video News
on Mar 18, 2019 at 10:18 am

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STORY SUMMARY

HILO, Hawaiʻi - There did not appear to be significant damage this morning in Keaukaha, where a big surf and high tides were expected to peak overnight.

County crews remove assorted tree branches from Onekahakaha Beach Park on Monday morning.

(BIVN) – Keaukaha beach parks are open Monday morning, as a significant late season north northwest swell has peaked and begun to slowly lower.

A High Surf Warning remains in effect for the north-facing shores of Hawaiʻi Island. “Surf along north and west facing shores will hold above warning levels today, then drop to advisory levels Tuesday as the large north-northwest swell gradually eases,” the National Weather Service stated at 9:39 a.m.

Forecasters said 15 to 25 ft waves were possible along north-facing shores this morning, but the surf heights did not appear to reach that threshold based on the view from Richardson Ocean Park at 9 a.m.

County crews were busy cleaning up around Onekahakaha Beach Park this morning, raking and hauling away debris.

The Hilo Bayfront Highway was closed this morning, a Hawaiʻi County Civil Defense message stated.


Filed Under: Hawaii Tagged With: High Surf Warning

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