Hurricane Nolo strengthens near Hawaii
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Hurricane Nolo is bringing heavy rain and tropical-storm-force winds to the Big Island of Hawaii while remaining nearly stationary.
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- Hurricane Nolo is currently positioned less than 150 miles south of Hawaii's Big Island.
- The storm is bringing heavy rainfall, tropical-storm-force winds, and dangerous surf conditions to the Hawaiian island chain.
- Forecasters expect the storm to intensify into a major hurricane by Sunday.
- Officials have issued flood watches and warned of potential life-threatening flash flooding and mudslides, particularly for areas already impacted by a previous hurricane in August.
What to watch next
- Potential strengthening into a major hurricane on Sunday
- Likelihood of storm track wobbling farther north
- Monitoring for potential flash flooding and mudslides
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NamedUnited States · Big Island · Hawaii · Kahoolawe · Kauai · Lanai · Maui County · Molokai · Oahu · National Hurricane Center · NOAA Weather Prediction Center · Nolo · The Weather Channel
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