Jason Momoa evacuates alongside thousands of Hawaiians as his home loses power after 12 inches of rain batters the tropical paradise bringing historic flooding
Jason Momoa was forced to evacuate his home on O'ahu's North Shore alongside thousands of residents as a powerful storm triggered catastrophic flooding described by authorities as Hawaii's worst in over 20 years. The actor, who shared video updates via Instagram confirming he and his family are safe for now but noting that many others remain trapped without power or shelter due to the historic deluge caused by Kona lows bringing up to twelve inches of rain across islands including Wahiawa near Honolulu.
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1Jason Momoa was forced to evacuate his home on O'ahu's North Shore alongside thousands of other residents due to severe flooding.
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2The storm caused historic flash floods representing the worst conditions in over 20 years, resulting in widespread power outages and dangerous water levels.
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Jason Momoa was forced to evacuate his home on O'ahu's North Shore as a powerful storm caused severe flooding and widespread disruption.
— (Perthnow.com.au)'Aquaman' star Jason Momoa shared an emotional Instagram update stating that while he is safe for now, many other people in the area were not able to evacuate safely due to catastrophic floods affecting Oahu's North Shore over 20 years.
— (Deadline)Jason Momoa's family fled O'ahu's North Shore amid catastrophic floods that authorities say are the worst of a two-decade period and part Hawaii has seen in one week; over 200 people were rescued with no deaths reported, though more than 5,000 residents had been evacuated earlier due to flood threats. Momoa canceled an event out of caution while sharing updates on his safety and calling for donations through a fundraiser following the storm's impact across multiple Hawaiian islands.
Actor Jason Momoa and his family evacuated their home on Oʻahu's North Shore due to severe flooding caused by heavy storms. Approximately 5,500 people were moved for safety as authorities issued warnings about potential dam failures; while no deaths occurred, several serious injuries have been reported since March 20th emergency alerts began issuing evacuations and flood advisories across the island of Oʻahu
Actor Jason Momoa and his family were forced to evacuate their home in Oahu's North Shore due to a powerful storm causing devastating flooding. While safe for now but expressing concern, they organized community meals after the event prompted an emergency evacuation of thousands by authorities warning that roads out from northern areas faced imminent failure risks including potential dam collapse.
Jason Momoa evacuated his family from Oahu after severe flooding near Wahiawa Dam forced mass evacuations, marking Hawaii's worst flood in two decades. While no casualties were reported yet and over 230 people have been rescued, the storm has caused significant displacement as authorities work to manage ongoing conditions across islands previously affected by disasters like Lahaina wildfires.
Actor Jason Momoa and his family were evacuated due to severe flooding in Hawaii that caused landslides, power outages, and forced the withdrawal of orders for 5,500 evacuees north of Honolulu. Officials warned residents across Oahu's North Shore and Maui as authorities raised evacuation levels on Lahaina amid fears involving a threatened dam failure following weeks of heavy rainfall.