Hurricane Nolo Lingers South of Hawaii, Raising Flood and Wind Threats
publishers 28articles 41first reported 25 Sep, 09:23 UTCdeveloping since 25 Sep · 5 editions
Hurricane Nolo remained south of Hawaii’s Big Island while moving slowly westward, bringing showers and gusty winds to the area. Reports described the storm as meandering or stalling offshore, with heavy rain, high waves and powerful winds remaining possible.
The Washington Post reported that serious flooding was likely as Nolo lingered near the island, while Hawaii News Now said rain, wind and waves continued to pose threats. Big Island Now reported that a flood watch had been extended because heavy rain could cause localized flooding.
The Weather Channel said a westward movement could allow Nolo to strengthen into a Category 3 hurricane. The storm was skirting Hawaii rather than making a direct crossing, but forecasts continued to warn of possible flash flooding and powerful winds.
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