Some of the most active weather in the country is expected to be in Hawaii over the next few days.

A Flash Flood Warning remains in effect for Oahu as heavy rain impacts Honolulu, Waikiki, Pearl City, Kailua, and Waipahu. Officials warn flooding could affect roads, properties, and low-lying areas across the island.

Flash flooding is possible as a large, powerful Kona storm northeast of the Hawaiian Islands draws deep tropical moisture across the state. Persistent bands of heavy rain and thunderstorms may create intense rainfall, which may lead to large streams and flooding roads and low-lying areas.

A kona low produced major flooding and devastating damage throughout Hawaii prompting a state of emergency and urgent calls for help. Did you even know about it?

The National Weather Service has issued a Flood Watch for Maui County and Hawaii Island through Sunday night, March 15.

A stretch of Queen Kaahumanu Highway at Henry Street in Kailua-Kona was closed Saturday after heavy rain left the roadway underwater, officials said. The shutdown snarled evening traffic on a key Kona corridor while crews checked water levels and any damage. Authorities warned drivers to expect detours while conditions remain hazardous.

A large and powerful kona storm is expected to bring an extended period of flash flooding, damaging winds, and strong thunderstorms through at least Saturday.

Footage shows lightning striking the North Shore of Oahu, as Hawaii’s governor issues a State of Emergency due to severe weather.