Families and businesses on Oahu's windward side are digging out from weekend flooding that hit harder than the Kona Lows storms in March, with many still without power.

• A family farm in Waiahole was left soggy after a drainage ditch overflowed and water rose knee-high in places.
• Pockets of the windward coast are still in the dark, forcing one food business to scramble to save meat and other products before it spoils.
• No official word yet on when power will come back, so residents are cleaning up leaves, downed trees, and blocked waterways on their own.
• Many businesses stayed closed, and traffic signals along Kamehameha Highway were out, with Honolulu police asking drivers to be patient.

Outlook: Cleanup and power restoration will stretch on for days, and residents are patching up drainage to limit damage from the next storm.