Hawaii is bracing for more severe weather as Tropical Storm Moke approaches, bringing the potential for up to 15 inches of rain just a week after the devastation caused by Hurricane Lala. Emergency officials are urging residents to stay vigilant, as the Big Island is expected to face significant rainfall and gusty winds. The storm has already led to an emergency declaration in Hawaiʻi County due to the raised flood risk. Despite Moke passing south of the islands, officials warn that the heavy rainfall could exacerbate current recovery efforts, creating dangerous conditions including mudslides and widespread flooding. Cleanup from Hurricane Lala is still underway, and authorities stress the importance of taking this new storm seriously.