Hurricane Lowell Sparks High Surf, Rain, and Flood Risk Across Hawaii
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Category 3 Hurricane Lowell is tracking toward Hawaii with 125 mph winds and its eye forecast to pass 100–200 miles west of Niʻihau Monday night. It will drive large surf (peaking up to 14 feet on east shores and 12 feet on south shores) and bring heavy rainfall statewide (Big Island 2–6 inches with isolated 10 inches; Kauaʻi 6–10 inches, potentially higher in spots). A flood watch is in effect statewide and tornadoes are possible in rainbands. Residents should monitor forecasts, secure outdoor items, and avoid floodwaters.
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