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Jason Momoa, family flee from Hawaii amid devastating floods
Momoa confirmed their evacuation on Instagram

Jason Momoa, family flee from Hawaii amid devastating floods

Mar 23, 2026
10:32 am

What's the story

Hollywood actor Jason Momoa and his family have been forced to evacuate from Oahu's North Shore in Hawaii due to devastating floods. The flooding is a result of the second storm in a week, causing the worst flooding in two decades. In an Instagram Story, Momoa confirmed their evacuation and expressed concern for others affected by the disaster. "Our power went off. We're safe for now, but there's a lot of people who weren't," he said.

Actor's message

Momoa canceled a scheduled event due to floods

Momoa, visibly emotional, added, "The North Shore is pretty gnarly right now. So hopefully everyone's safe and getting out." He also canceled a scheduled event at The Beach House by 604 in Wai`anae due to the floods. On social media, he announced that details of a fundraiser would be shared soon and urged his followers to stay safe during this challenging time.

Emergency response

Floods have forced evacuation of over 5,000 people

The floods have forced the evacuation of over 5,000 people in northern Oahu. Road closures have been implemented across the state as a precautionary measure. A flood watch is in effect until Sunday evening for Oahu, Maui, Molokai, Lanai, Kaho'olawe, and the Big Island. Despite the severity of the situation, Hawaii Governor Josh Green reported no deaths or missing persons due to the flooding.

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Community support

Momoa previously shared video of community support

Before the second storm, Momoa shared a video of his community coming together to provide food and supplies for those affected by the floods. His partner, actor Adria Arjona, was also seen in the video. In his post, he wrote about how the storms and flooding have impacted many people on Oahu, especially those already facing hardship. He urged everyone to help in any way they can. The storms are part of Hawaii's Kona lows, or seasonal cyclones.

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