Hawaii Braces for Lowell as Cat 4 Hurricane Turns Toward the Islands
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Hurricane Lowell has intensified to Category 4 and is forecast to turn north, keeping its center offshore west of Kauai. Forecasters warn watches could be issued for parts of Hawaii as Lowell nears, with expected rainfall of 3–6 inches on Kauai and the Big Island (islands may see isolated totals over 10 inches) and 2–4 inches on Maui, along with strong winds and dangerous surf; Hawaii Governor Josh Green has signed an emergency proclamation to aid preparation and response.
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