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Hawaiian Electric warns of possible wildfire-related power shutoffs as Hurricane Nolo drives high winds
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Hawaiian Electric warns of possible wildfire-related power shutoffs as Hurricane Nolo drives high winds
  • Hawaiian Electric reported 12,370 customers without power in West Maui and Upcountry due to strong winds from Hurricane Nolo.
  • Storm effects also left 3,900 customers without power on Oahu’s windward side as of 6 a.m.
  • Utility placed Public Safety Power Shutoff in a watch condition due to high winds and dry conditions raising wildfire risk.
  • Proactive shutoffs remain possible within 24 hours in high-risk communities if conditions intensify.


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