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From a Kona Low - Honolulu sets new rain records

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December 8, 2021

From a Kona Low
Honolulu sets new rain records

 A Kona low brought record rain and a blizzard for the chain of Hawaiian Islands.

Honolulu has broken rain records after a 'Kona Low' brought blizzard conditions, torrential rainfall, and flash flooding to Hawaii since the weekend.

According to the National Weather Service, a staggering 7.92 inches of rainfall at Honolulu on Monday, which beats the previous record of 4.11 inches set on the same day in 1988.

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Monday was also the wettest December day on record narrowly beating the previous single-day record of 7.89 inches set on December 12, 1987.

While the deluge broke two records, the total falls short of Honolulu's overall record of rain in a single day that stands at 15.32 inches from March 5, 1958.

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