Hawaii is currently facing another major flood threat, just two weeks after experiencing its worst flooding in 20 years. A statewide Flood Watch has been extended through Friday as forecasts predict heavy rain and gusty winds, with certain parts of the islands expecting over a foot of rain from an approaching storm. Flash flood warnings have been intermittently issued, particularly for the Big Island and eastern Maui, causing local officials to urge residents to prepare for potential evacuations and seek emergency supplies. The state is bracing for yet another round of torrential rains and storms, as the National Weather Service warns of significant impacts from a third Kona Low within the month. With heavy rainfall expected to persist into the weekend, residents are advised to stay vigilant and take necessary precautions. Emergency shelters are being set up on Oahu, and local governments are working to ensure that residents are prepared for the impending deluge.