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El Niño storms flood Hawaii farm for the third time this year

El Niño-related storms have flooded a family farm in Waiahole, Hawaii, for the third time this year. The supplied headline indicates repeated local flooding but no wider casualty or infrastructure impact.

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Repeated flooding signals persistent exposure to severe weather and possible ongoing agricultural losses.

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  1. El Nino storms flood a Waiahole family farm for third time this year ↗hawaiinewsnow.com · Recorded source date: Sep 8, 2026, 12:31 AM UTC

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