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Category: Hydrology

Fair Weather Doesn’t Mean Boring

It may be tempting to look out on a pleasant, synoptically quiescent day, and think that there’s not much going on. However, one of the great things about being a meteorologist is that we always seem to be able to find things worth looking at even in the most mundane... Read More

Ongoing Kona Low Brings Significant Flooding to Hawaii

A persistent Kona low coupled with strong water vapor transport from an atmospheric river has brought devastating floods to the state of Hawaii in late March 2026. Rain totals over the past ten days have exceeded 40 inches in some locations, prompting evacuation orders for thousands. Over two hundred people... Read More