I live in Maunawilly and we got power back around midnight.

 

Nope in Aiea we had it by 2 pm. Other areas west of us had power even earlier.

 

I woke up and I was like wtf... just an earthquake and tried to go back to sleep and hit my head against the bed rail. Pissed me off. then my sister ran out yelling what the hell was that. couldn't sleep after that. My friend called then made a joke about elevators and laughed like hell then I slept the whole day. We got our power back at like 11PM in kahala

 

Oh and it wasn't that bad in the apartment. the room just shook back and forth. nothing fell. My car however that was on the ground floor moved forward like 4 ft though with my e brake on. That was pretty weird. My building has good shocks lol

 

Nope someone on the prelude boards got power back at 11am lol...

 

sup guys Sorry to hear what happened over there and hope everything is ok. I have a friend who is getting married this saturday and she flies out sun night to hawaii for her honey moon. She is kind of worried about going now and she asked me to post for her do you think it would be ok to go or are people leaving. thanks in advance

 

^^^It's a non issue unless she's going to the Big Island. Even then unless she's going to be driving from the Kona side to the Hilo side or vice versa it's not too bad since there are alternate roads to travel on.

 

The radio that day said power first came on around the pearlridge/waimalu area so they might be from there. I think i remember that being around 11. Then i think they said nanakuli but could be wrong, then waianae.

 

anyone feel the one this morning? they said there was another small one.

 

Dunno what's worse...Not having any power or having power, but no cable and internet. The torture!!!
Our power in Mililani came on at about 5:30pm on Sunday, but no cable/internet til I got home from work about 4:00pm Monday.

 

some parts of maui never lost power at all

 

Oh those damn lucky pot smoking sob's!!! j/k lol

 

nah, they were probably runnin on generators to begin with.

 

I was in Kauai for the whole day, and it was like nothing ever happened there (i didnt feel the quake since i was still sleeping, too many beers the night before), not even sure if they closed the airport...