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It only rained for a few hours yesterday, and with the surf coming down, it seemed like it might finally be time to return to the beach. Seriously, with the tremendous rain and coincident run off (you figure it out) the beaches were deemed unsafe and those that the authorities' control were closed for five days. Now that's a storm.
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This week climate change to the leeward side of the Big Island. We here in Kona are protected from many of the wind and rain storms that ravage the Hilo side and much of Maui and Oahu, including Honolulu. This week, however, the dear good Lord, who now wears the mantle of climate change, brought us into the picture.