Hawaii Issues Warning as Major Hurricane Lowell Nears: Live Tracker Maps
Summary
Hurricane Lowell, a strong Category 4 storm with winds of 145 mph, is moving through the Central Pacific near Hawaii. Although it is not expected to hit the islands directly, it is causing dangerous winds, large waves, and marine hazards around Hawaii.Key Facts
- Hurricane Lowell has maximum sustained winds of 145 mph and may get stronger.
- The storm is about 470 miles south-southeast of Hilo, Hawaii, moving west at 12 mph.
- Hawaii's offshore waters are under a tropical storm warning due to high seas up to 18 feet.
- Large waves and strong winds are expected to affect parts of Hawaii through the end of the week.
- No direct landfall is forecasted, but wind advisories warn of gusts up to 55 mph on several islands.
- Strong winds could cause damage like torn shingles, fallen branches, and power outages.
- Hawaii’s hurricane season lasts from June 1 to November 30.
- Past storms near Hawaii have caused flooding and hazardous surf even without making landfall.
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