Category 2 Hurricane Nolo Threatens Hawaii Waters — September 26, 2026
Category 2 Hurricane Nolo Impacts Hawaii Hurricane Nolo is producing significant weather and marine hazards across the Hawaiian Islands as the storm moves slowly near…
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Category 2 Hurricane Nolo Impacts Hawaii Hurricane Nolo is producing significant weather and marine hazards across the Hawaiian Islands as the storm moves slowly near…
Tropical Depression Fifteen-E is strengthening south of Hawaii, with a Hurricane Warning for offshore waters and increasing risks of wind, rain, flooding and dangerous surf.
Flood Watch covers all main Hawaiian Islands as heavy rain increases the risk of flooding, while Kauai County continues power restoration efforts.
Hurricane Lowell brings hurricane conditions, dangerous surf and flooding threats to Hawaii as Karina fades and a Flood Watch covers Oahu, Maui County and Big…
Hurricane Lowell, Karina and Marie remain active in the Pacific as another tropical disturbance develops offshore southwestern Mexico.
Hurricane Lowell nears Hawaii while Category 4 Karina remains west-southwest of Baja California. Tropical storm and storm warnings affect Hawaii waters.
Post-Tropical Lala fades as Category 1 Typhoon Bang-Lang and Tropical Storm Etau remain active across the Pacific on August 28, 2026.
Post-Tropical Cyclone Lala weakens over the Pacific after a long journey and major impacts from heavy rain, flooding and strong winds in Hawaii.
Tropical Storm Moke has weakened into a remnant low and is moving away from Hawaii as drier air and more typical trade winds return.
Tropical Storm Iselle strengthens as more Pacific systems develop. See how the active Pacific is affecting Hawaii after Lala and Moke.
Hawaii Island begins recovery from Lala and Moke as power outages, flooding, damaged roads and Small Craft Advisories continue.
Hawaii County faces ongoing power outages after Lala and Moke bring flooding, strong winds and infrastructure damage across the Hawaiian Islands.
Tropical Storm Lala brought destructive winds, flooding and extreme rainfall to Hawaii. See the latest impacts, recovery concerns and tropical threats.
Tropical Storm Moke passes south of Hawaii with heavy rain, flooding, mudslide and gusty wind threats, especially across the Big Island.
Hurricane Lala reaches Category 3 with 125 mph winds west of Hawaii. Get the August 19 update, forecast, impacts and Northwestern Hawaiian Islands threat.
Tropical Storm Lala impacts Hawaii with flooding, power outages, dangerous surf, strong winds and marine hazards as the storm moves west.
Tropical Storm Lala threatens Hawaii with hurricane conditions, flooding, dangerous winds and surf across the Big Island, Maui and other islands.
A tropical disturbance 1,050 miles east-southeast of Hawaii may strengthen. Learn what residents and communities should prepare for as the system moves west.
Small Craft Advisory affects waters around Maui and the Big Island, while a Coastal Flood Statement highlights potential coastal impacts in Hawaii.
Three tropical disturbances are being monitored across the Central and Eastern Pacific, with the Central Pacific system showing a 90% chance of development.
Post-Tropical Cyclone Fausto is passing north of the Hawaiian Islands, leaving behind strong trade winds, high seas, and active Small Craft Advisories. Get the latest…
Post-Tropical Cyclone Fausto is 285 miles north of Hilo, Hawaii, bringing dangerous surf and a High Surf Advisory to east-facing shores on July 29, 2026.
Tropical Storm Fausto weakens northeast of Hilo, but dangerous surf, tropical storm conditions, and marine hazards continue across Hawaii on July 28, 2026.
Hurricane Fausto is 740 miles east of Hilo as Hawaii faces tropical storm warnings, storm warnings, high surf, and dangerous marine conditions.
Tropical Storm Fausto, located 910 miles east of Hilo, continues weakening while producing high surf and hazardous marine conditions across Hawaii on July 26, 2026.
