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Wet Weather Socks Hawaii with Landslides, Tornados

by Jesse Hardman , NPR
April 3, 2006

If you think Hawaii in spring means blue skies and warm beaches, think again. This year a patch of bad weather is bringing landslides, dam breaks and tornados. Experts say it hasn't been this wet in March in Hawaii since 1951.

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  • Morning Edition, April 3, 2006
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