Hawaii's main shipping gateway is running again after Hurricane Lowell shut it down, but two smaller harbors are still out, which is bad news for Lanai residents waiting on supplies.

• Honolulu Harbor reopened Wednesday morning after storm surge knocked an entrance buoy out of place, leaving ships without a marked safe lane.
• The short closure blocked almost all cargo traffic and cost more than $50 million in delayed goods and business.
• Nearly all cargo for the other islands passes through Honolulu first, so the shutdown rippped across the whole state.
• Kaumalapau Harbor on Lanai was hit hard and will take about two weeks to fix; Port Allen on Kauai is also still closed.
• Officials are arranging another way to get food and supplies to Lanai in the meantime.

Outlook: Shipping should normalize quickly on Oahu, but Lanai faces weeks of workarounds before its harbor is usable again.