10-19-2023, 09:26 PM
It's dry now, going to get drier, and the hurricane season could be longer this year.
After a dry summer, our winter "wet" season isn't expected to be very wet.
That is the prediction from the National Weather Service wet season outlook.
"Our wet season hasn't started essentially," stated National Weather Service Hydrologist Kevin Kodama.
He monitors rainfall around the state, and says he's seen rainfall amounts decline over the years.
"The overall trend is definitely down. It is gradually, slowly going lower."
https://www.kitv.com/news/hawaiis-wet-se...0af2d.html
After a dry summer, our winter "wet" season isn't expected to be very wet.
That is the prediction from the National Weather Service wet season outlook.
"Our wet season hasn't started essentially," stated National Weather Service Hydrologist Kevin Kodama.
He monitors rainfall around the state, and says he's seen rainfall amounts decline over the years.
"The overall trend is definitely down. It is gradually, slowly going lower."
https://www.kitv.com/news/hawaiis-wet-se...0af2d.html