Hawaii braces for Hurricane Lowell as state of emergency is declared
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Hawaii declared a state of emergency as Hurricane Lowell approaches, with its center likely to pass west of Ni’ihau or Kauai while bringing heavy rain, high surf and coastal hazards. The storm marks part of an unusually active Pacific season that has already seen three simultaneous hurricanes, and comes amid forecasts of a record-strong El Niño that could intensify extreme weather patterns.
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- Hawaii residents told to expect tropical storm conditions as Hurricane Lowell passes to the west WRAL
- Hurricane Lowell turning northward, tropical storm watch up for Kauai County Hawaii News Now
- Hawaii faces triple threat of waves, wind and flooding from Hurricane Lowell. Here's the forecast Yahoo
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