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Complete tornado information for Hawaii - from real-time warnings to historical data and comprehensive statistics dating back to 1950.
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Real-time tornado warning information for Hawaii with up-to-the-minute updates from the National Weather Service.
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Explore tornado data for specific counties in Hawaii. Click on any county to view detailed tornado statistics, active alerts, and historical events at the county level.
Comprehensive database of tornado events in Hawaii recorded since 1950 through the end of 2024(42 total records)
Total Tornados
42
Total Deaths
0
Total Injuries
6
Property Damage
$3.9M
Avg Length
0.8 mi
Avg Width
28 yd
Detailed charts and visualizations revealing tornado patterns by intensity, seasonality, and impact. These analytics show historical trends and unique characteristics of tornado activity in this region.
Shows tornado frequency across different months of the year, highlighting seasonal patterns. This information helps identify peak tornado seasons and periods of heightened risk.
Identifies the counties most frequently affected by tornadoes in this region. This geographical breakdown helps pinpoint tornado hotspots and vulnerable areas.
Note: Showing the top 15 counties with the most tornado events. County names may not be unique across different states - the state context is omitted in this chart.
Tracks tornado occurrences and fatalities over time, revealing long-term patterns and significant events. Toggle the injuries data to see additional impact metrics.
Note: This chart shows annual trends for the selected metrics. Use the buttons above to toggle which data is displayed. Tornado counts use the left axis, while fatalities and injuries use the right axis.
Visualizes the financial impact of tornadoes across years using a square root scale. This approach ensures both major damage events and smaller impacts are visible on the same chart.
Note: This chart uses a stretched Y-axis (square root scale) to better show both small and large property damage values across different years.
Shows the breakdown of tornadoes by intensity rating (EF/F scale). This distribution helps understand the prevalence of different tornado strengths and their relative frequency.
Note: The F-scale (pre-2007) and EF-scale (post-2007) ratings have been combined for simplicity. Rating 0 combines F0 and EF0, Rating 1 combines F1 and EF1, and so on. While the exact wind speeds for each rating differ slightly between scales, they represent similar damage levels.
Interactive map showing the paths and touchdowns of all recorded tornado events. Explore the spatial patterns and identify frequently affected areas.
Click on a tornado path to view detailed information. Paths are colored by intensity:
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Comprehensive chronological list of all tornado events with detailed information on each occurrence. View specifics about intensity, damage, casualties, and timing for individual tornado events.
Tornado intensity is measured on two scales:
Used before February 2007:
Used after February 2007:
The EF Scale was implemented to create a more accurate representation of tornado damage based on improved knowledge of wind speeds and structural engineering.