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Hawaii Governor Asks Trump for Help as State Copes With Hurricane’s Damage

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By Jennifer Sinco Kelleher Verified
| GV Wire Verified
As Hawaii residents continue to cope with the aftermath of two rare hurricanes in recent weeks, the state’s governor has asked President Donald Trump for help. Thousands of people in the state remained without power on Thursday. Long lines at gas stations, damaged roads and downed power lines were reported on Kauai, the island of about 73,000 people that was hit hardest by Hurricane Lowell when it passed through on Monday and Tuesday.
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By Christina Morales, Jennifer Sinco Kelleher Verified
| The New York Times Verified
Hawaii Governor Asks Trump for Help as State Copes With Hurricane’s Damage Kauai residents could be without power for days, or even weeks, after Hurricane Lowell left widespread destruction across the island. A tree branch hangs on a power line in Lihue on Kauai in the aftermath of Hurricane Lowell on Tuesday.Credit...Erin Schaff/The New York Times Jennifer Sinco Kelleher reported from the islands of Kauai and Oahu. Sept.
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Hurricane Lowell’s bands bring rain, fierce wind and outages on Kauaʻi

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By Jennifer Sinco Kelleher Verified, Billy Witz Verified
| The Seattle Times Verified
Heavy rain and howling winds pounded Kauaʻi and left nearly all of the Hawaiian island without power early Tuesday, as the outer bands of Hurricane Lowell spread over the western part of the state. Although the storm began to pull away from Hawaiʻi, hurricane conditions brought the threat of flash floods and mudslides that was expected to continue through the middle of the week.
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