PHOTOS: Powerful winds knock down trees and utility poles, fuel brush fires

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Strong winds are battering the state as Hurricane Dora passes to Hawaii’s south, fueling brush fires and knocking down power lines and trees.

Here’s a look at some of the impacts so far:

Continuing Coverage:

• Dora-fueled winds batter Hawaii, whipping up brush fires and leaving thousands without power
• First Alert Weather Day: Hawaii under high wind, red flag warnings as Dora tracks west
• LIST: Strong gusts, wind-whipped wildfires trigger closures on Maui, Hawaii Island
• Dora remains a powerful Cat 4 hurricane, packing winds of 130 mph south of state
• First Alert Forecast: Gusty, damaging winds from Dora buffet the state, lighter winds due on Thursday

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