Weather prompts notices of flash floods, high winds - Hawaii News

Going need one "40 days and 40 nights" Noah's Ark type rain kine flood for clean out the Ala Wai of mufis latest kukae.

Haiku time:

"Lanterns and candles

float down the Ala Wai stream

Eh, what the hell is that floating

... oh my goodness, so obscene."

It's a nice sunny day today. Some light showers last night. I wish I were a weather man. You can be wrong the majority of the time...and still keep your job! Remember last year they predicted high winds and closed the state down, and nothing ever happened? I need a job like that. Just make things up and hope occasionally you're right. What a bunch of lolos!

Wrong Job wrote:

It's a nice sunny day today. Some light showers last night. I wish I were a weather man. You can be wrong the majority of the time...and still keep your job! Remember last year they predicted high winds and closed the state down, and nothing ever happened? I need a job like that. Just make things up and hope occasionally you're right. What a bunch of lolos!

You're right! The weather guys keep on "crying wolf". One day its going to be for real & we won't listen. Better safe than sorry but everytime they have one of this warnings, the stores make money selling batteries, candles, etc. They must be in cahoots with weather service.

Wrong Job wrote:

It's a nice sunny day today. Some light showers last night. I wish I were a weather man. You can be wrong the majority of the time...and still keep your job! Remember last year they predicted high winds and closed the state down, and nothing ever happened? I need a job like that. Just make things up and hope occasionally you're right. What a bunch of lolos!

Too bad today was already a holiday...if it wasn't they could have taken the day off.

You fellas actually watch the news reports to get enlightened.
AS the saying goes, if you believe what you watch, mo betta you no watch. lol.

Where is the rain and wind, its so hot and sunny today. Was the rainy weather report for Hawaii or the Phillippines?

It's not the media it's the national weather service that provides the forecast. point the finger to them.

If you had seen what was on the radar N of the State, you might have thought it was going to storm, too... Mostly yellow, with patches of red - lots & lots of rain.

Heh-heh.

http://www.goes.noaa.gov/ha1.html

i spoke too soon...a trickle here n there...