A state of emergency has been declared in Hawaii as Hurricane Lowell approaches, with potential impacts beginning as early as Monday. The storm, currently a category 3 hurricane with sustained winds of 125 mph, is the third system in recent weeks to pose a threat to the islands amid an unusually active central Pacific hurricane season. Authorities are monitoring its northwest movement as preparations intensify. Residents are advised to stay updated on official guidance as the storm’s path could bring significant risks.
Storm, which may make impact as soon as Monday, is third system in weeks to threaten state during hurricane seasonHawaii has declared a state of emergency as powerful Hurricane Lowell makes its way toward the islands, with the first impacts expected as soon as Monday.The storm is the third system in just over three weeks to threaten Hawaii during an active hurricane season in the central Pacific. Lowell remained a category 3 hurricane early on Sunday morning, packing winds of 125 miles per hour while moving north-west at six miles per hour. Continue reading...
