Hurricane Nolo expected to unleash powerful winds and flash flooding on Hawaii
Also reported by Guardian US
Summary
Hurricane Nolo is approaching Hawaii with strong winds and heavy rain, raising concerns about flooding and mudslides in areas still recovering from earlier storms. President Donald Trump approved federal emergency aid to help Hawaii prepare, and local officials are urging residents to get ready and stay safe.Key Facts
- Hurricane Nolo has winds of 90 mph and is located about 160 miles south of Hawaii's Big Island.
- The storm is expected to get stronger and cause heavy rain, with some areas on the Big Island possibly getting up to 20 inches.
- Flash floods, mudslides, and dangerous winds are possible, though direct landfall is not expected.
- President Trump declared a state of emergency for Hawaii, allowing federal support and funding.
- Hawaii’s governor activated hundreds of National Guard members to assist with preparations.
- Relief supplies have been sent to help communities still recovering from Hurricane Lala in August.
- Utility crews are preparing to respond to possible power outages caused by the storm.
- The Pacific hurricane season is more active than usual, which is linked to El Nino weather patterns.
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