Hurricane Fausto Path Map: 'Increasing Risk' Warning Issued for Hawaii
Summary
Hurricane Fausto is moving toward Hawaii and may bring wind and rain next week, although it is expected to weaken before arriving. The National Weather Service advises people in Hawaii to watch the storm’s progress closely.Key Facts
- Fausto formed as a tropical depression on July 19 and became a Category 2 hurricane by July 21.
- The storm is about 1,560 miles east of Hilo, Hawaii, moving west at 16 mph with winds of 105 mph.
- Fausto is expected to weaken to a tropical storm by early Monday but may still cause impacts in Hawaii.
- No tropical storm watches or warnings are yet in place for Hawaii, but high surf warnings are active.
- Dangerous surf conditions are also expected along the Baja California Peninsula and southern California coasts.
- Fausto is the sixth named storm of the 2026 Eastern Pacific hurricane season.
- Another storm, Tropical Depression Seven-E, is expected to become Tropical Storm Genevieve and then a major hurricane without currently affecting land.
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