Hawaii is currently experiencing significant flooding, leading to the evacuation of over 230 residents, as confirmed by Governor Josh Green. While there are currently no reports of casualties, the extent of the damages is estimated to be around $1 billion (approximately 870 million euros). Local authorities believe that the true scope of the losses will be determined after conditions improve and assessments can be made.

In addition to the general population, notable figures such as actor Jason Momoa, who was born in Hawaii, have had to leave their homes due to the adverse conditions. Momoa's family evacuated from their property on the northern coast of Oahu, illustrating how the flooding has affected not just the local community but also prominent residents. This situation is compounded by the closure of schools across the islands on Monday, as safety measures are put in place to protect students and staff.

These floods represent the most extensive flooding event in Hawaii since 2004, raising concerns about the potential impact of climate change on the region's weather patterns. As the state works towards recovery and aid for those affected, residents and officials alike are highlighting the need for improved infrastructure to better handle such natural disasters in the future.