Hawaii Braces for a Second Pacific Storm as Lowell’s Moisture Lingers
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As residual moisture from Tropical Storm Lowell lingers over the Big Island and Maui, Hawaii faces another potential Pacific storm amid El Niño conditions. Expect heavy showers at times this evening, with trade winds building and drier air arriving by Thursday, then a return to more typical windward showers through the weekend as an upper-level low northeast of the state keeps the pattern unsettled.
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