Hurricane Nolo strengthens near Hawaii as officials prepare for heavy rain
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Hurricane Nolo was strengthening as it moved slowly toward Hawaii Island, with forecasts warning of potentially catastrophic flooding and rainfall totals of several feet across parts of the Hawaiian Islands. CNN described the storm as rapidly intensifying in the Pacific.
Hawaii’s Department of Land and Natural Resources announced closures of state parks, forest lands and camping areas on Hawaii Island, Maui and Molokai because of the storm. The University of Hawaii launched a rainfall and wind tracker, while a crisis-counseling helpline began offering support ahead of the expected impact. Disaster-response organization Team Rubicon also deployed personnel to Hawaii.
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