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Hurricane Nolo’s passage over Hawaiʻi Island

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    Nearly a Foot of Rain Fell in Parts of Hawaiʻi Island. Nolo’s Flood Risk Remains

    The Big Island’s hurricane watch was canceled as Nolo moved west, but nearly a foot of rain had already fallen in some places and more was possible.

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    NPR

    • Nearly 1 footRain observed in some locations by September 26
    • 8–10 inchesAdditional rain forecast, especially south and east
    • 50–60 mphGusts observed in some locations
    • The Big Island hurricane watch was canceled; a tropical-storm warning and flood watch remained then.

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Who reported

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Timeline

Timeline

Day 2 · 1 report

  1. The Big Island was under a hurricane watch as forecasters warned of dangerous rain and mudslides.

  2. First to report

  3. The Big Island hurricane watch was canceled; a tropical-storm warning and flood watch remained then.

  4. CNN reported intensifying rain and a continuing risk of life-threatening flooding and mudslides.

Who's involved

Who's involved

People

  • Donald TrumpPresident of the United States (2017–2021; since 2025)
  • Josh GreenGovernor of Hawaii since 2022

Organizations

  • National Hurricane Centerdivision of the United States' National Weather Service

Places

  • Hilo
  • Island of Hawai'i
  • Ka'u
  • Maui
  • O‘ahu

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