Hurricane Nolo To Hammer Hawaii Today: How Residents Should Prepare
Summary
Hurricane Nolo is approaching Hawaii and is expected to bring heavy rain, strong winds, flooding, and mudslides, especially to the Big Island and Maui. Officials are warning residents to prepare for dangerous weather, possible evacuations, and power outages as the storm moves closer.Key Facts
- Hurricane Nolo’s winds reached about 80 miles per hour and it was located 240 miles south of South Point, Hawaii.
- The storm is expected to strengthen and become a major hurricane by Saturday.
- The Big Island could get 15 to 30 inches of rain, with some areas receiving up to 35 inches.
- Flooding and mudslides are likely, especially in steep areas.
- Storm surge of 1 to 3 feet above ground level is possible if it coincides with high tide.
- Tropical storm conditions will start on the Big Island Friday night, with hurricane conditions likely Saturday.
- Hawaii County is under a hurricane watch and tropical storm warning, Maui County under a tropical storm watch.
- Emergency officials urge residents to complete preparations, follow evacuation orders, and prepare for power outages.
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