Lala Approaches Hawaii With Potential 20-Inch Rainfall and Strong Winds
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Tropical Storm Lala has formed in the Central Pacific and is forecast to bring heavy rain (up to 20 inches possible), strong winds, and large surf to Hawaii over the weekend, with a hurricane watch issued for the Big Island. Residents on Oahu and other islands are urged to prepare, secure property, and monitor advisories as NOAA/NHC tracks Lala amid other Atlantic disturbances.
- Tropical Storm Lala forms; 20 inches of rain possible in Hawaii USA Today
- Tropical Storm Lala forms in Central Pacific; hurricane watch issued for Big Island of Hawaii ksl.com
- ‘Life-threatening flooding’ possible in Hawaii this weekend from forming tropical storm The Washington Post
- System remains disorganized, still on track to become tropical storm Thursday Hawaii News Now
- PTC One-C heads toward Hawaii; life-threatening floods possible Yale Climate Connections
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