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sports9 hours ago

ASU freshman Cardae Mack leads 30-12 win over Hawaii after weather delay

Arizona State defeated Hawaii 30-12 on Saturday, with freshman running back Cardae Mack emerging as the team's primary ball carrier after a 40-minute weather delay. Mack finished with 154 rushing yards and two touchdowns, including a 67-yard score in the third quarter, marking the most rushing yards by an ASU freshman since 2005. The Sun Devils' offense struggled early in the second half but found momentum through Mack's performance, while quarterback Cutter Boley saw a significant drop in efficiency after a strong first half. The victory ends a recent losing streak for ASU, though the team still faces questions about its overall offensive consistency.

via Arizona Sports|
#arizona-state#cardae-mack#college-football
Hawaii's 550-Year-Old Hōlei Sea Arch Vanishes After Storm
environment8 days ago

Hawaii's 550-Year-Old Hōlei Sea Arch Vanishes After Storm

The Hōlei Sea Arch, a 90-foot natural landmark in Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park, collapsed into the Pacific Ocean between September 23 and 27, 2026. The structure, which had stood for approximately 550 years, disappeared during a park closure caused by Tropical Storm Nolo. Officials attribute the loss to long-term differential erosion, noting that such coastal changes are expected but unpredictable.

via CBS News|
#environment#geological-erosion#hawaii
Hawaii's 550-Year-Old Hōlei Sea Arch Collapses Into Pacific After Storm
us-news8 days ago

Hawaii's 550-Year-Old Hōlei Sea Arch Collapses Into Pacific After Storm

The Hōlei Sea Arch, a 90-foot natural landmark in Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park, has collapsed into the Pacific Ocean. The structure, which stood for approximately 550 years, was confirmed standing on September 23 but was gone by September 27, 2026. The collapse occurred during a park closure for Tropical Storm Nolo, following a period of intense storm activity in the Pacific.

via The New York Times|
#coastal-erosion#hawaii#holei-sea-arch
Hawaii's 550-year-old Hōlei Sea Arch collapses into Pacific after storm season
environment9 days ago

Hawaii's 550-year-old Hōlei Sea Arch collapses into Pacific after storm season

The Hōlei Sea Arch, a 90-foot natural landmark in Hawaii's Volcanoes National Park, has collapsed into the Pacific Ocean. The structure, which stood for approximately 550 years, was confirmed standing on September 23 but was gone by September 27, 2026. The collapse occurred during a park closure for Tropical Storm Nolo, following a period of intense storm activity in the Pacific.

via The Guardian|
#el-nino#environment#hawaii
Hawaii's 550-Year-Old Hōlei Sea Arch Collapses After Tropical Storm
environment9 days ago

Hawaii's 550-Year-Old Hōlei Sea Arch Collapses After Tropical Storm

The Hōlei Sea Arch, a 90-foot landmark in Hawaii's Volcanoes National Park, collapsed into the Pacific Ocean between September 23 and 28, 2026. Formed 550 years ago by lava flows, the structure fell due to differential erosion, a process park officials had long predicted would eventually destroy the arch. The collapse occurred during a closure for Tropical Storm Nolo, with the structure confirmed standing on September 23 but missing when the park reopened on September 28.

via CNN|
#climate#environment#erosion
Hawaii Endures Third Hurricane in Two Months as Nolo Spares Landfall but Leaves Power Outages and Storm Fatigue
weather13 days ago

Hawaii Endures Third Hurricane in Two Months as Nolo Spares Landfall but Leaves Power Outages and Storm Fatigue

Hurricane Nolo, the third major storm to approach Hawaii in two months, passed offshore without making landfall but caused significant power outages and anxiety. While Kauai expects rain, Maui faces prolonged outages and communication issues. Officials report no deaths from Nolo, but residents are exhausted from back-to-back storms, including Lala, which killed two people and damaged over 200 homes.

via Honolulu Star-Advertiser|
#el-nino#hawaii#hurricane-nolo
Hawaii Copes with Nolo's Aftermath as Category 3 Polo Targets Baja
world13 days ago

Hawaii Copes with Nolo's Aftermath as Category 3 Polo Targets Baja

Hurricane Nolo has moved away from Hawaii but continues to threaten the Big Island with heavy rain and high winds, while Category 3 Hurricane Polo approaches the Baja California Peninsula in Mexico. Hawaii officials are managing the aftermath of a third consecutive hurricane this season, with federal emergency assistance authorized. Meanwhile, Mexican authorities are deploying naval vessels and military personnel to prepare for Polo's landfall, which is expected on Monday. The Pacific is experiencing an unusually active hurricane season, consistent with El Niño conditions.

via KSL News|
#baja-california#el-nino#hawaii
Hawaii Endures Third Hurricane as Nolo Spares Landfall but Leaves Widespread Damage
world13 days ago

Hawaii Endures Third Hurricane as Nolo Spares Landfall but Leaves Widespread Damage

Hurricane Nolo has passed near Hawaii without making landfall, sparing the islands from direct hurricane-force winds but leaving residents with significant flooding and infrastructure damage. The storm is the third to approach the region in recent weeks, compounding the impact of previous hurricanes Lala and Lowell. While officials report no new deaths from Nolo, the cumulative toll includes two fatalities and over 200 damaged homes from Lala. National Guard members are active across the state, and federal emergency assistance has been authorized. Meanwhile, Hurricane Polo threatens Mexico's Baja Peninsula, and Tropical Storm Rachel has formed off the Mexican coast.

via NBC News|
#el-nino#hawaii#hurricane-nolo
Hurricane Nolo stalls south of Hawaii, triggering severe flooding risks as it strengthens
weather14 days ago

Hurricane Nolo stalls south of Hawaii, triggering severe flooding risks as it strengthens

Hurricane Nolo is moving slowly south of Hawaii’s Big Island, posing a severe threat of flash floods and mudslides despite missing the islands directly. The storm is forecast to strengthen into a major hurricane while dumping up to 20 inches of rain on the Big Island and 10 inches on Maui. Officials have issued emergency declarations and activated National Guard members as residents recover from recent storms. The Pacific is experiencing an unusually active season due to a strong El Niño, while the Atlantic remains quiet.

via NBC News|
#el-nino#flooding#hawaii