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Last July’s tsunami warning turned Oahu into gridlock chaos — a stark reminder of how quickly mass evacuations can spiral out of control. But hurricanes? They’re different. With days to prepare, we can brace for wind and rain — but the real question is: shelter in place or flee? With nearly 200,000 wooden homes statewide, many aren’t built to withstand storms. Experts urge homeowners to fortify their homes first — or consider renting hardened storage, staying with family in sturdy buildings, or even opting for high-rise condos or coastal hotels for vertical evacuations. Officials admit there aren’t enough official shelters — so community prep and smart planning are key. As hurricane season looms, emergency teams are upgrading their alert systems to ensure everyone gets the info they need — before the storm hits.

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