We are past the ETA of the first waves to arrive, with no significant effects
of the tsunami. But there are some large swells sighted on West Hawai'i
island. Honoli'i Bay, my local surf break has been picking up in surf at the
point.
Hawai'i island police have evacuated all low lying areas in Hilo - the place
looks like a ghost town (or Hilo town in the 80s).
Ala Moana on O'ahu has folks indicating that the reef is starting to show in
areas - water receding drastically. On Hawai'i island, from the Naniloa Hotel
webcam, water can be seen receding rapidly, causing whitewater over exposed
reef in areas that should be underwater. Water is moving out, and perhaps the
first wave has not yet come... Water has now moved back in, and the rapids
have disappeared. The ocean is changing by the minute, but nothing drastic yet.
gary
On Feb 27, 2010, at 11:24 AM, Sterling K. Webb wrote:
http://www.khon2.com/mediacenter/local.aspx?videoId=3299navCatId=4
The tsunami is late, but recession of the
sea leavel seems to have begun.
Sterling K. Webb
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