Lowell Near Hawaii Sends Kauai Preparations into High Gear

Hurricane Lowell, briefly a Category 5 on Sept. 4, remains on a track toward Hawaii as a Category 4 storm with 150 mph winds and could bring heavy rain, high surf, and strong winds as it skirts near Kauai around Sept. 7; forecast models place the center 100–200 nautical miles west of Kauai with the right-front quadrant posing the greatest risk. Expect 3–6 inches of rain across most islands (Kauai and the Big Island potentially over 10 inches), Maui 2–4 inches, and lower amounts elsewhere. Warnings or watches may be issued; residents should review evacuation zones, assemble emergency kits, and monitor updates as advisories for high surf and flooding continue.”
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- Hurricane Lowell strengthens to Category 5 as Hawaii braces for possible impacts CNN
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