08-09-2015, 09:14 AM
Good stuff hotpe. Actually the wekiu bug welcomes the wind for it blows up the insects the wekiu feed on. As for the water table, well Maunakea attracts rain quite often. Maunakea could use the refilling of its large aquifers, as development has tapped and diverted more water over the years. These types of storms can bring a good cleansing as well, hopefully wash away some of the disrespectful human contributions left on the mountain recently.https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=yCv60To4DFk
Don't worry about The storms impact to Maunakea, including the 9 acres the TMT plans on detonating. Better mow your grass or make sure you got nothing around that could blow around in the wind. Good time to check in with your good neighbors, some may need a hand preparing for the storms impact. Always expect power outages that come with winds over 40 mph in Puna!
Don't worry about The storms impact to Maunakea, including the 9 acres the TMT plans on detonating. Better mow your grass or make sure you got nothing around that could blow around in the wind. Good time to check in with your good neighbors, some may need a hand preparing for the storms impact. Always expect power outages that come with winds over 40 mph in Puna!