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Hawaii is under threat from another tropical system as Hurricane Nolo has escalated to a significant Category 4 storm, featuring peak winds of 150 mph. The storm is currently positioned approximately 375 miles southwest of Honolulu and is projected to approach within around 300 miles of Kaua’i without making landfall. Heavy precipitation has already impacted Maui and the Big Island, with Laupahoehoe recording 21.99 inches. An additional 1 to 2 inches of rain is anticipated over the western islands, alongside wind gusts of 40 to 60 mph that may lead to power outages and structural damage. Meteorologists are closely tracking Nolo’s trajectory and its potential effects on Hawaii.

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00:00Hurricane Nolo has strengthened into a major Category 4 storm near Hawaii.
00:04The hurricane was packing maximum winds of 150 miles per hour.
00:09Nolo was about 375 miles southwest of Honolulu on Sunday evening.
00:14The storm is expected to remain south and west of the main Hawaiian islands.
00:18Its center is forecast to pass within about 300 miles of Kauai.
00:22No landfall is currently expected, but significant impacts are possible.
00:27Heavy rain has already drenched Maui and the Big Island.
00:30Laupahoho recorded nearly 22 inches of rain.
00:33Additional rainfall of 1 to 2 inches is expected across western islands.
00:38Wind gusts of 40 to 60 miles per hour could hit Maui through Kauai.
00:42Stronger gusts are possible at higher elevations.
00:45Those winds could bring down trees and power lines.
00:48Flooding and mudslides are also possible as Nolo turns north.
00:52Forecasters continue monitoring the storm as it approaches Hawaii.
00:55Disclosure, this video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
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