
1 Sunday Day 1 - We arrived at our timeshare overlooking Hanalei Bay to torrential, monsoon-like conditions. Not exactly beach weather! We also learn that the one…

2 Not sure about Dave's diving planned for Tues morning. Even after the rain stops and the seas subside, there will be lots of brown water runoff.

3 Monday Day 2 and the bridges are still closed, rivers are still at flood stage. Brief moments between downpours allow us to take photos of the mountains.

4 Waterfalls off the mountains are usually 1 or 2 trickles, if at all. Now there are dozens cascading down from all the rain.

6 During a brief lull, the normally crystal blue Hanalei Bay is completely brown. Dave's diving has been cancelled for Tuesday.

7 Tuesday Day 3 - Torrential rains all night finally eased up towards dawn. Looking out from our lanai we see actual sun and clouds!!

8 Who knows, on our 3rd day we may even try to get to the beach today! You know its been bad when even the locals are complaining about the weather.

9 We give up on the beach idea and instead try to use the break in the weather to checkout the new mini-golf that opened in Kilauea a couple of months ago.

12 We play a few holes, duck for cover to wait it out, then go out to the marshy course to tee off again.

15 Wednesday Day 4 - The bridges finally open into Hanalei and we head through intermittent showers for dinner at the Dolphin Restaurant.

16 Thursday Day 5 - STILL RAINING!! We are invited to a neighbor's cocktail party, so Max started to make guacamole to bring. Loud lightning and poof, the power…

17 Too dark inside with the power out, the culinary arts conclude on the lanai as we wait for power to be restored... The soggy saga continues...

18 Friday Day 6 - Finally we have sun and we see a beach for the first time!! This is Wyllie Beach, a small western extension of Anini Beach on the north shore.

Diving
Once the rain let up and the waters cleared, there was some good diving on both the North and South shores
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