After two storms struck Hawaii over the past week, causing flooding, officials warned that a large dam on the island of Oahu is at risk of failure.

The National Weather Service issued a flash flood warning for Molokai until 12:45 p.m. today as the Kona-low storm moves east over Maui County this morning. “At 9:34 a.m., radar indicated heavy rainfall with rates of 1 to 2 inches per hour over southeast Molokai,

The utility said crews will first check the Waialua Substation, which provides power through and beyond the evacuation zone.

Many organizations and community members are coming together to help those impacted by the recent flooding. Here are some places you can get involved, donate to, or go to for assistance. Saturday, March 21,

Heavy rain overnight pushed water to just a few feet below the top of a dam in the Wahiawa Reservoir, in northern Oahu, by early Friday morning, leading the island’s Department of Emergency Management to declare the dam at “imminent risk of failure.

Gov. Josh Green said conditions on Oahu’s North Shore were “very serious” early Friday as heavy rain triggered rapid flooding, prompted evacuations, and led to multiple rescues.

Hawaii’s worst storm in 20 years battered Oahu on Friday, with damage projected to exceed $1 billion, as relentless rain triggered widespread flooding, forced mass evacuations, stranded residents, and prompted at least 233 rescues while driving streams and reservoirs — including the aging Wahiawa Dam — to dangerous levels.

Emergency crews responded to two separate incidents on Oahu on Saturday afternoon, leaving multiple people injured after an apparent explosion and a near-drowning at Magic Island. Several people were injured after an apparent explosion at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam.