Tropical Storm Nolo Live Tracker Maps as Hurricane Watch Issued in Hawaii
Summary
Tropical Storm Nolo is heading toward Hawaii and is expected to become a hurricane by Thursday. A hurricane watch has been issued for the entire Big Island due to risks of strong winds, heavy rain, flooding, and storm surge.Key Facts
- Tropical Storm Nolo formed on Wednesday and had winds near 70 mph, close to hurricane strength (74 mph).
- Forecasters expect Nolo to become a major hurricane (Category 3 or higher) by early Saturday, with winds over 111 mph.
- A hurricane watch covers the entire Big Island, warning of danger to life and property.
- The storm may bring heavy rain, up to 35 inches in some areas, causing flooding, mudslides, and river overflow.
- Storm surge up to 3 feet is expected, which could flood coastal areas starting Friday morning.
- The Big Island is still recovering from Hurricane Lala in August, making impacts from Nolo more concerning.
- El Niño is causing warmer ocean waters and low wind shear, which helps storms like Nolo strengthen.
- Officials urge residents to prepare for catastrophic wind damage, power outages, and impassable roads.
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