Hilo, the city on the eastern side of the island of Hawaii, faced extensive power outages, submerged bridges and roads, and damaged homes after Hurricane Lala, a Category 1 storm. Residents and emergency crews have continued to sift through damage on Monday. nyti.ms/4zsAdFK

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  Hilo, the city on the eastern side of the island of Hawaii, faced extensive power outages, submerged bridges and roads, and damaged homes after Hurricane Lala, a Category 1 storm. Residents and emergency crews have continued to sift through damage on Monday. nyti.ms/4zsAdFK
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  Storm left more than 100,000 without power as utility crews warn that those in rural areas may face outages for weeks Hawaii residents began to clean up after tropical storm Lala blew past the Big Island, leaving more than 100,000 without power and damaging at least 100 homes and bridges. Lala was downgraded to a tropical storm by the time it grazed the islands, but it brought heavy rains and winds to the Big Island. Hawaii’s total rainfall over 48 hours topped 3.5ft in some areas, according to
• Bloomberg News center

  More than 113,000 homes and businesses remained without power in Hawaii on Monday after Storm Lala extensively damaged the state’s electrical grid, with some customers potentially facing months without service