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Tropical Storm Lala may have passed Hawaii, but it left behind a muddy, destructive wake. Once a hurricane, it dumped record-breaking rain—43.54 inches on the Big Island—and whipped winds up to 140 mph on Mauna Kea, with gusts of 60 mph battering lower areas. Flooding swept 100 homes off their foundations, but no fatalities were reported. Now, cleanup and landslide prevention efforts are underway as residents brace for lingering dangers.

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