AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoVolcano Watch: Kīlauea remains in a precursory phase at Halemaʻumaʻu, with USGS saying the onset of episode 55 fountaining is likely today or tomorrow if conditions stay favorable, after slow summit inflation continued. Earthquakes: A magnitude-4.0 quake struck 2 miles south of Pāhala (8 miles deep) Sunday morning; no damage or tsunami threat, but aftershocks are possible. Tropical Weather: Tropical Storm Norbert is expected to dissipate without becoming a hurricane, while Tropical Depression 15-E is forecast to become the next named storm; Norbert’s main local impact is larger swells later. Local Forecast: First Alert says drier trade winds and mostly sunny skies early, with rain chances rising midweek as Norbert remnants move through. Indigenous Education: Kamehameha Schools, Polynesian Voyaging Society, and Taiwan’s Council of Indigenous Peoples signed a Declaration of Austronesian Kinship and Pacific Unity to strengthen cultural education. Disaster Recovery: Hawaiʻi County is expanding South Kona earthquake assistance at Community Resource Centers with FEMA and SBA help starting Sept. 14.
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