About 9,700 customers in Maui County were without power as of noon Sunday, according to Hawaiian electric.

Hawaiian Electric said hundreds of its employees and contractors are working to conduct damage assessments and restore power to customers as quickly as possible.

At 1 p.m. Sunday, about 38,000 customers remain without power in Oahu, Maui County and on Hawaii Island. Downed power lines, fallen trees, storm debris and mud are causing traffic delays in some areas as well.

Estimated restoration times may not be available until inspections are completed and any repairs are made.

While the weather may have temporary periods of calm in some areas, the forecast calls for more rain and moderate winds throughout Sunday, with potential flash flooding on Maui and Hawaii Island.

Customers can see current outages and report outages at hawaiianelectric.com and on the mobile app.