02-27-2010, 03:37 AM
for you in LA, you might do better than CNN by following Hawaii New Now. The local news teams have been up all night and are sharing the real scoop, unlike CNN and Fox.
http://www.hawaiinewsnow.com/
Yes, Hilo is being evacuated as far as the evacuation zone, which you can see in your phone book and online at the site I linked. There are police manning all the routes. The news says that evacuation routes will be locked down at 10 am on Oahu, probably similar here.
Honoli'i is an evacuation zone despite the bluffs, so I hope Devany is evacuating if at home although seems unlikely it would get up to her house.
Historically, bays, harbors, coves funnel the tsunami energy and intensify it. Kaloli Point shouldn't be especially vulnerable. Hilo Bay, Honoli'i, Laupahoehoe, Waipi'o, Kawaihae, are not good places to be.
About the stores - there was little aloha in Walmart. People were barging in the line to take cuts. I really hate that kind of behavior. Everyone is waiting and wants to get out, so respect the line, people. Just so you know, the gas stations have big lines.
http://www.hawaiinewsnow.com/
Yes, Hilo is being evacuated as far as the evacuation zone, which you can see in your phone book and online at the site I linked. There are police manning all the routes. The news says that evacuation routes will be locked down at 10 am on Oahu, probably similar here.
Honoli'i is an evacuation zone despite the bluffs, so I hope Devany is evacuating if at home although seems unlikely it would get up to her house.
Historically, bays, harbors, coves funnel the tsunami energy and intensify it. Kaloli Point shouldn't be especially vulnerable. Hilo Bay, Honoli'i, Laupahoehoe, Waipi'o, Kawaihae, are not good places to be.
About the stores - there was little aloha in Walmart. People were barging in the line to take cuts. I really hate that kind of behavior. Everyone is waiting and wants to get out, so respect the line, people. Just so you know, the gas stations have big lines.