Heavy Rainfall Continues in South Florida; Severe Thunderstorms in the Northern High Plains

A stalled front will continue to bring additional heavy to excessive rainfall across South Florida today into Saturday with localized and urban flooding possible. A corridor of strong to severe thunderstorms with hail and damaging wind gusts is forecast today from eastern Montana into western North Dakota. Read More >

On May 12, 1995, the WFO Honolulu dedicated our facility at UH Manoa. Reverend William Kaina blessed the building, and then Pacific Region Director Richard Hagemeyer and UH Senior Vice President for Research and Graduate Education Dean O. Smith untied the maile lei.

Pictures of the event.


Glenn Trapp, Richard Hagemeyer and Rev. William Kaina	Richard Hagemeyer and Dean O. Smith
Richard Hagemeyer and Rev. William Kaina	Dean O. Smith, Richard Hagemeyer and Rev. William Kaina
Richard Hagemeyer and Barry Raleigh	Dean O. Smith and Barry Raleigh
Barry Raleigh, Richard Hagemeyer and Dean O. Smith	Dr. Ben Wong and Glenn Trapp
Glenn Trapp	Richard Hagemeyer and Dean O. Smith
Thomas Shroeder and Glenn Trapp	Chuck Dietch, Charlie Spindler, Glenn Trapp and Karl Turner
Ben Hablutzel, Armando Garza and Glenn Trapp	Delores Clark
Myron Kerner and Marita Allegre	Helen Hagemeyer and Eileen Shea
Helen Hagemeyer
Karl Turner

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Heavy Rainfall Continues in South Florida; Severe Thunderstorms in the Northern High Plains

WFO Honolulu Building Dedication May 12, 1995