Multiple sources report that Maui County experienced its second wettest season in 30 years, with March flooding prompting federal disaster assistance. FEMA and SBA are operating recovery centers through mid-June to help flood-affected residents and businesses.
- Maui County recorded its second wettest season in 30 years from October 2025 through April 2026, with rainfall 100-250% of average across most areas
- Kahului Airport recorded 28.25 inches of rain during the wet season, while Molokai Airport logged 28.80 inches
- March flooding from kona low storms occurred March 10-24, affecting Maui, Hawaii and Honolulu counties
- FEMA and SBA recovery centers are operating at South Maui Community Park Gymnasium in Kihei through June 12, and Molokai locations through early June
- Federal agencies are providing assistance for homeowners, renters, businesses and nonprofits affected by the March flooding, with application deadline of June 14
- Despite heavy rains eliminating drought conditions, NOAA warns that lush vegetation growth creates abundant wildfire fuel once the landscape dries out (Maui Now)
Sources
- Maui Now: Kona Low storms drenched Maui County; second wettest season in 30 years
- Maui News: FEMA, SBA add Maui County recovery center dates and locations
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