VIDEO SHOWS: VARIOUS OF FLOODED AREA AND FAST MOVING WATERS/ SATELLITE IMAGES OF TROPICAL STORM LALA

STORY: Almost 130,000 utility customers in Hawaii had no power on Sunday morning (August 16) after Hurricane Lala brushed the Big Island before being downgraded to a tropical storm. Video released by the Hawaii Department of Transportation showed flood waters overtaking roads. Authorities reported one dead in a car-related incident. Two homes were swept away, according to the National Weather Service. Lala started lashing Hawaii late Friday. Though the storm barely skirted landfall, Governor Josh Green cautioned islanders to shelter in place as forecasters warned of substantial damage. Although U.S. weather officials downgraded Lala to a tropical storm, its maximum sustained winds of 70 mph (112 km/h) were just below hurricane status. (Production: Pavithra George)

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SHOWS: WAIOHINU, HAWAII, UNITED STATES (AUGUST 16, 2026) (HAWAII DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION VIA ABC- No use USA. No Archive.)

1. VARIOUS OF FLOODED AREA AND FAST MOVING WATERS

2. VARIOUS OF FLOODED STREETS

3. FAST MOVING FLOODWATERS BENEATH A BRIDGE

MAUI, HAWAII, UNITED STATES (AUGUST 16, 2026) (HAWAII DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION - Must courtesy Hawaii Department of Transportation)

4. FLOODED AREA BY THE SIDE OF A ROAD (VIDEO SHOT FROM A MOVING VEHICLE)

IN SPACE OVER EAST AND CENTRAL PACIFIC OCEAN (AUGUST 16, 2026) (NOAA-Must courtesy NOAA, do not obscure logo) (MUTE)

5. SATELLITE IMAGERY SHOWING TROPICAL STORM LALA OVER HAWAII