Three Pacific Storms Teeter Toward Hurricanes, Threatening Hawaii and Maybe California
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Three Pacific storms—Marie, Karina and Lowell—could intensify into hurricanes by the weekend as El Niño fuels an unusually active season, posing potential threats to Hawaii and, in a rare scenario, Southern California, though most forecast models keep the systems at sea for now.
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- Now a Category 4 hurricane, Lowell on track to pass south of Hawaii Honolulu Star-Advertiser
- Residents watch Hawaii’s coast as Hurricane Lowell strengthens to Category 4 Hawaii News Now
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- Karina becomes a Pacific hurricane well away from land and is forecast to become a major storm PBS
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