SEE IT: Hawaii Suffers Massive Flooding, Dam Breaches, and Washed Out Bridges

Paradise?  Not this week.

The Aloha State is suffering from some of its most extreme flooding in modern history this week, as the normally idyllic vacation location turns turgid and tragic.

The entire state of Hawaii was under a flash flood watch Tuesday morning after heavy rain overflowed a dam and forced people to evacuate their homes for fear of fast-rising waters and landslides.

“Deep moisture will remain over the state through tonight,” the National Weather Service in Honolulu warned early Tuesday.

The grounds were already saturated from heavy rainfall Monday that caused the Kaupakalua Dam on the island of Maui to overflow. The weather service said Tuesday that the dam could fail.

Maui officials, who had thought Monday that the dam had failed, said later that it had not suffered structural damage. Still, those in Haiku near the Kaupakalua Dam and Kaupakalua Road were ordered to evacuate, according to Facebook posts on the Maui County page.

Social media users were soon sharing images of the catastrophe online.

Heartbreaking footage of the flooding going on in #Hawaii right now. This is Haleiwa town. It’s nearly 4,000 residents were asked to evacuate.
Vid Cred: Ryan De Seixas pic.twitter.com/oLtKNw7IeL

— Eddie Dowd (@EddieDowdTV) March 10, 2021

Hawaii Governor David Ige declared a state of emergency after heavy rain caused devastating flooding in Oahu. https://t.co/iDZDQLV4bJ pic.twitter.com/IWVajNLZpr

— USA TODAY (@USATODAY) March 10, 2021

Gov. David Ige of Hawaii declared a state of emergency on Tuesday citing “extensive damage” after torrential rain and flooding hit the state.https://t.co/c5DxZYhkRl

— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 10, 2021

Evacuations underway on Maui — Flooding on Hana Highway right now near Haiku — Kaupakalua Dam could break at any time with thousands in the impact zone (video: Carlos Rosaga) @KITV4 #Hawaii #HIWX #Flooding pic.twitter.com/jLmcUM1NKO

— Tom George (@TheTomGeorge) March 9, 2021

Our prayers go out to our fellow Americans in Hawaii.