Hawaii braces for second Kona storm in a week with renewed flooding after historic rainfall; also, a temperature roller coaster ahead for the Midwest, Northeast
A new Kona storm will bring more rain to Hawaii just days after historic rainfall, increasing the risk of flash flooding, mudslides and travel disruptions across the islands through the weekend.
Plus, warm air surging north will clash with cold air and bring the risk of severe thunderstorms, rain and even some snow to the Midwest and Northeast ahead of an early-week cooldown.
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