StormWatch Hawaii

StormWatch is a free public resource that brings Hawaii's weather and emergency information together in one place powered by https://stormwatch.tapiki.ai. Developed after the two Kona Low storms struck Hawaii in March 2026 with catastrophic flooding, StormWatch exists so residents and visitors can stay informed and safe when it matters most. WHAT YOU GET • National Weather Service alerts for Hawaii — watches, warnings, and advisories as they are issued • GOES-West satellite imagery • Current conditions and a 7-day NWS forecast • USGS stream gauge monitoring, so you can watch water levels rise before roads close • Honolulu Harbor tide predictions • Central Pacific hurricane tracking • Hawaii News Now feed for local coverage BUILT FOR HAWAII StormWatch draws on NOAA, the National Weather Service, USGS, and the Central Pacific Hurricane Center. Every source is scoped to the islands, so you are not sorting through mainland data to understand what is happening in your own watershed. FREE, NO ACCOUNT REQUIRED No sign-in, no subscription, no paywall. Open the app and the information is there. StormWatch is an informational resource and is not a substitute for official emergency instructions. Always follow guidance from the Hawaii Emergency Management Agency, your county emergency management office, and the National Weather Service.