Three Pacific Hurricanes Roil Between Hawaii and North America
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A rare trio of eastern Pacific hurricanes—Lowell, Karina and Marie—are churning between Hawaii and the western U.S. Two have become major hurricanes, Lowell briefly intensified to Category 5 before easing to about 145 mph, Karina remains a major hurricane as it drifts northwest, and Marie stays offshore but could contribute moisture to the U.S. West Coast; scientists note it’s the first time Category 4 and 5 storms were present simultaneously in the eastern Pacific.
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- Could hurricanes impact Hawaii, California? Forecast updates USA Today
- Rare train of cyclones fuelled by historic El Nino make their way across Pacific france24.com
- Category 4 Hurricane Lowell forecasted to curve north toward islands KHON2
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