Tropical storm Lala is battering Hawaii's Big Island with flooding, high winds, and widespread power outages, and conditions are still getting worse.

• Power outages doubled through the day, from 30,000 customers to 63,000 without power.
• The storm stalled over the island, dumping up to 20 inches of rain with wind gusts of 70 to 80 mph.
• One person was killed and two hurt in a car crash in Ocean View, with more injuries from falling trees.
• Road closures tripled to over 30 islandwide, and repair crews have been pulled back for their own safety.
• Twelve shelters are open with 140-plus people inside, and the National Guard has brought in high-water vehicles.

Outlook: Power likely stays out for a while since crews can't work until winds drop below 35 mph, and residents are being told to shelter in place as the storm's edge keeps lashing the island.