A flash flood emergency evacuation map has been released for Oahu, Hawaii, where officials have urged residents within the path of a life-threatening flash flood to "leave now" as catastrophic flooding threatens northern parts of the island.

After two storms struck Hawaii over the past week, causing flooding, officials warned that a large dam on the island of Oahu is at risk of failure.

As another kona low storm in Hawaii causes flash flooding and rising dam levels, officials issued evacuation orders on Friday morning for the North Shore towns of Waialua and Haleiwa on the island of Oahu.

Torrential rains caused homes and streets to flood on the northern coast of Hawaii’s Oahu on Friday, and local officials warned that a dam on the island could fail, sending more water into communities.

The newest wave of the Kona low storm brought waves of flooding to communities islandwide. Pittsburgh is hosting this year's NFL Draft, and it's gearing up for what's expected to be one of the largest events in the city's history.

A flash flood emergency was declared today for parts of Oahu as life-threatening flooding triggered evacuations on the North Shore.

Honolulu officials warned of an imminent dam failure on the Hawaiian island of Oahu and ordered residents to evacuate as devastating flooding slams the region. Hawaii News Now’s Bill V reports.

The Wahiawa Dam has reportedly been in poor condition for years Over 5,500 Oahu residents have received evacuation orders as authorities warn of the imminent failure of the Wahiawa Dam Emergency officials said no deaths have been reported but some homes have been washed away in the flash flooding Wahiawa Dam has reportedly been in poor condition and in need of repairs for years Thousands of Oahu residents in Haleiwa and Waialua have been ordered to evacuate as authorities warn of the "imminent failure" of a 120-year-old dam.