Monsoon Trough headed our way next week. Heavy rains could bring hazardous conditions including flooding and water ponding on highways. Stay home if you don’t have to travel out!
Nolo has officially strengthened into a hurricane as it inches toward Hawaii Island.
As of 5 p.m. Thursday, Hurricane Nolo had maximum sustained winds of 75 miles per hour. Hurricane force winds extend up to 30 miles from the center, while tropical storm force winds extend outward up to 105 miles.
BE PREPARED & STAY SAFE! As of 11a today, 9/2, Lowell has strengthened to a category 5 system which will pass south of the Hawaiian Islands over the next several days and possibly turn right to the north over the weekend. Following Lowell are 2 more storm systems, Category 4 Karina & Tropical Storm Marie. Even if these storms don't directly impact the islands, they may still bring strong winds & heavy rains, so we urge customers to prepare their ohana. FOR EMERGENCY PREP TIPS VISIT: https://t.co/i7n1mJpuTC.
Possible cyclone heading towards Hawaii. You know the drill. Get prepared to hunker down with increased rain possible wind gust and coastal wave pounding. No get stupid sez @HiloPrepper