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Hurricane Lowell Forces Indefinite Closure of Kauaʻi State Parks and Kalalau Trail

The County of Kauaʻi has confirmed that 74 homes were destroyed or severely damaged by Hurricane Lowell, prompting the opening of dedicated recovery centers. Officials are urging tourists to steer clear of the island as crews work to restore power and clear debris.

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Storm surge from Hurricane Lowell destroyed seawalls and severely damaged oceanfront homes along Kauaʻi's southern coast.From: Hurricane Lowell Damage Assessment Confirms 74 Homes Destroyed on Kauaʻi as Recovery Centers Open

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Utility crews continue to work around the clock to restore power to thousands of Kauaʻi residents.From: Hurricane Lowell Damage Assessment Confirms 74 Homes Destroyed on Kauaʻi as Recovery Centers Open ·
The County of Kauaʻi has opened recovery centers to distribute emergency supplies and assist displaced residents.From: Hurricane Lowell Damage Assessment Confirms 74 Homes Destroyed on Kauaʻi as Recovery Centers Open ·
Storm surge and wave heights exceeding 25 feet pushed sand and boulders onto Kauaʻi's coastal highways.From: Hurricane Lowell Forces Indefinite Closure of Kauaʻi State Parks and Kalalau Trail ·
Utility crews face a massive restoration effort after 90 percent of KIUC customers lost power.From: Hurricane Lowell Forces Indefinite Closure of Kauaʻi State Parks and Kalalau Trail ·

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