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Feb. 2004
The Hawaii State:
| time period |
system |
location |
rainfall |
| 10-11 Feb. |
weak cold front |
Islands |
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| 15 Feb. |
weak cold front |
Islands |
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| 26-28 Feb. |
major winter storm |
Islands |
7 to 11 inch rainfall statewide
Flash flooding hit Oahu hardest on 26-27 Feb., possible a tornado |
Monthly totals were mostly well above normal. Received the worst rainfall impacts during the 26-28 Feb. storm.
total gage: 40
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above normal |
below normal |
| gage |
37 |
2 (Makua Rdg, Kaneohe M) |
| windward* |
110-260 percent of normal |
1 |
| leeward* |
135-395 percent of normal |
1 |
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location |
rainfall (inches) |
| highest total |
Wilson Tunnel |
22.90 |
| 24h highest total |
Ahuimanu |
7.98 |
Monthly totals ranged from 48 percent normal
(Piihonua) to 558 percent normal (Keahole AP).
total gage: 28
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above normal |
below normal |
| gage |
14 |
12 |
| eastern part* |
195-265 percent of normal |
48-93 percent of normal |
| western part* |
119-558 percent of normal |
68 and 88 percent of norma |
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location |
rainfall (inches) |
| highest total |
Pahoa |
10.15 |
| 24h highest total |
Honaunau |
4.70 |
Monthly totals were mostly near to above normal.
total gage: 18
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above normal |
below normal |
| gage |
11 |
6 |
| windward* |
124-198 percent of normal |
57 and 97 percent of normal |
| leeward* |
122-194 percent of normal |
79-93 percent of normal |
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location |
rainfall (inches) |
| highest total |
Waialeale |
22.25 |
| 24h highest total |
Kokee |
7.70 |
Most of rainfall totals were in the near to above normal range (66-200%). Kaupo Gap on the southeastern slope of Haleakala recorded the highest monthly total (10.97 inches,93 percent of normal). The highest daily total was 5.04 inches at Waikapu Country Club on 27 Feb..
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