Jason Momoa escapes raging Hawaii floods as powerful storm batters the island: ‘We’re safe for now’
NY Post
Actor Jason Momoa said he and his family are safe after evacuating parts of Hawaii as a powerful storm batters the state, unleashing the worst flash floods the island has seen in more than 20 years.
The “Aquaman” star somberly revealed on Instagram that he and his family fled Oahu’s North Shore Friday after losing power as catastrophic rain and muddy floodwaters ravaged homes, streets, and vehicles, forcing mass evacuations near the Wahiawa Dam.
“We’re safe for now but there’s a lot of people who weren’t, so sending all of our love,” a disheartened Momoa said in a video on his Instagram stories.
“We’re just all… the North Shore is pretty gnarly right now, so just love and hopefully everyone’s safe and getting out. We’ll get together to figure out how we’re going to help everyone. All my love, and stay safe out there.”
The 46-year-old native Hawaiian also shared footage of the intense surf outside his father’s home.
In a separate post, Momoa added that he and his rock band, Öof Tatatá, canceled a fundraising gig to ensure everyone’s safety.
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