Hurricane Nolo Lingers South of Hawaii Island as Flooding Threat Grows
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Hurricane Nolo remained nearly stationary just south of Hawaii Island as CBS News reported authorities warned residents to find a safe place and that life-threatening flooding was possible in some areas.
The storm was bringing showers and gusty winds to Hawaii Island while meandering offshore, according to the Honolulu Star-Advertiser. Hawaii News Now reported that Nolo remained stationary just south of Hawaii Island. CBS News reported that life-threatening flooding was possible in some areas of the Big Island and that officials were urging residents to find a safe place before the hurricane’s arrival.
CNN described Nolo as rapidly intensifying in an El Niño-charged Pacific as it approached Hawaii. In Maui County, emergency shelters were placed on standby and residents were urged to complete storm preparations, Maui Now reported. A crisis helpline was also offering immediate counseling ahead of the storm’s expected effects, according to EIN News.
Nolo’s arrival comes just over a month after Hurricane Lala caused devastation in Hawaii, CBS News reported. Although the hurricane remained offshore, reports indicated that its slow movement was prolonging showers, gusty winds and the threat of flooding around Hawaii Island.
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