Hohonu

Hohonu provides precision water level monitoring to help communities manage flooding and sea level rise

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Yesterday a #tsunami 🌊 traveled through our home state of Hawai'i.

Here's how #sensors across the Pacific told the story in real time, and why @NOAA is a badass👇

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@jamiearnoldWMBF Our sensors up and down the SC/NC coast are monitoring the tides such as in North Myrtle Beach: https://t.co/0H6oM1yvOk

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@GulfCoastNews9 @AllysonRaeWx Mahalo for reporting on Lee County's water level gauge network, powered by Hohonu https://t.co/ppmINrnVZ7

"Hawaii-based company Hohonu is introducing affordable, cutting-edge sensors that provide real-time data."

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📍 Gulf Coast (Sept 08–14)
➡️ 25% flooding likelihood

📍 Northeast (Sept 09–11)
➡️ 20% flooding likelihood

📍 Southeast (Sept 09–12)
➡️ 14% flooding likelihood

📍 Mid-Atlantic (Sept 08–13)
➡️ 14% flooding likelihood

Based on regional means from @NOAA

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👑 King tides are coming this month

Sign up for text alerts to have 7-days' notice for specific stations in your area: https://t.co/XeNWwWgYC4

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@weatherchannel Our sensor at Huger and King St. detected 6 peaks of compound flooding within two days. The larger events measured almost 2 feet of flooding and are well-aligned with the higher than normal tides

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@ChrisHoltzmanWx This morning's peak flooding of 1.80 feet exceeded yesterday's, and we are now seeing the flooding receding: https://t.co/JvwGZcgej4

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@WCBD We are currently measuring 1.66 feet of flooding at the Huger and King St. intersection: https://t.co/JvwGZcgej4

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We are continuing to monitor #tides and water levels across the Hohonu sensor network in South Carolina and North Carolina, as well as north towards Annapolis who is now under a Coastal Flood Advisory from #Erin https://t.co/XeNWwWgYC4

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Hammocks Beach State Park is currently experiencing water levels almost 2 feet above the predicted tide

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@wxbrad Yesterday a dozen of our sensors observed ~0.4-0.5 ft higher water than the previous day, although it's inconclusive if it was directly due to Erin. Currently we're seeing signal from Topsail Beach and may increase throughout the day: https://t.co/xyAmmHQfBn

[SECOORA @secoora]

#HurricaneErin is expected to bring flooding caused by storm surge to the NC coast.

The SECOORA Water Level Portal provides data from water level sensors across the Southeast, including areas that might see flooding impacts from the storm.

Access data: https://t.co/O9MRvOmOwA

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@NHC_Atlantic We have dozens of real-time water level monitoring stations throughout the east coast that could be impacted by #Hurricane_Erin and are publicly available for viewing: https://t.co/gipGbfhr5f

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Brandon Jones, Community Consultant for @Hohonuinc and STEM mentor, highlights tech-driven resilience — from environmental monitoring to expanding access to science careers for historically excluded communities.

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Second #flood event in Charleston, South Carolina in as many days at Huger and King St. This morning's peak reached 1.46 feet and is currently receding.

Live map here: https://t.co/JvwGZcgej4

@WCBD @postandcourier @Live5News @RobMalliaWCIV4 @PatrickDotWeb @sophiebrams

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@MattDevittWX @winknews Data today from St. James City as part of our Lee County flood sensor network: https://t.co/kQriQNFZMu

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Today in St. James City, FL we detected #flooding that lasted 18 hours from approximately 00:00-18:00, with a peak of 0.96 at 8:20am

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@WeatherProf @WFLA We have tide and inland sensors deployed throughout Pinellas County, which can be viewed alongside NOAA/USGS sites on our public live map: https://t.co/Y820UXx4Em

We detected inundation at Boca Ciega-Millenium Park earlier today

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@WeatherProf @WeatherProf our sensors in St. James City detected 18 hours of flooding today with a peak of 0.96 feet at 08:20 local time https://t.co/kQriQNFZMu

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Today in St. James City, FL we detected #flooding that lasted 18 hours from approximately 00:00-18:00, with a peak of 0.96 at 8:20am

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More details about the flash flooding event today from @AShipleyWX @Fox4Now

https://t.co/ilsYx9paua

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Today in St. James City, FL we detected #flooding that lasted 18 hours from approximately 00:00-18:00, with a peak of 0.96 at 8:20am