Tropical Threat Looms: Hawaii Braces for Potential Storm
Honolulu, Hawaii – The Hawaii News Now weather team has issued First Alert Weather Days for this Saturday and Sunday as a developing tropical cyclone in the Central Pacific poses a significant threat to the state.
Forecasters are closely monitoring an area of disorganized thunderstorms located approximately 1,200 miles southeast of the Hawaiian Islands. Models suggest that this system has a high probability of intensifying into a tropical cyclone and making a close approach to the islands later this week.
Heavy rainfall, strong winds, and elevated surf are expected, with Hawaii Island and portions of Maui facing the most severe impacts. The HNN First Alert team will be closely tracking the storm’s path and intensity, as forecast models may evolve over the coming days.
Residents and visitors are urged to stay informed and prepared. Download the Hawaii News Now Weather app for the latest updates, including detailed forecasts, radar imagery, and potential alerts. It’s essential to have a disaster preparedness plan in place and be ready to take action if necessary.
Remember, the situation can change rapidly. Stay tuned to Hawaii News Now for the most accurate and up-to-date weather information.