TRACKING LOWELL | Hurricane Lowell Remains Category 4, Tracks Just West of Hawaii
National Hurricane Center says Lowell could bring life-threatening surf, rip currents and up to 10 inches of rain to parts of Hawaii.
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Meteorologist Mary Gilbert reports that Hawaii is in a state of emergency as powerful Hurricane Lowell is set to make landfall on its western islands this Monday. It is the third storm in as many weeks to threaten the state, while El Niño intensifies the hurricane season in the Pacific. Early Saturday morning (local time), the hurricane had winds of up to 155 miles per hour (250 kilometers per hour) and was a Category 4 hurricane, fluctuating be…
Bryan Norcross: Hurricane Lowell to slowly turn toward the western Hawaiian Islands this weekend
Hurricane Lowell is a strong Category 4 as it drifts into a hard right bank and a path in the general direction of the western end of the main Hawaiian Island chain.
Heavy Rain, Gusty Winds to Move Across Hawaii as Hurricane Lowell Aproaches
While it now appears likely the eye of Major Hurricane Lowell will pass west of the island of Kauai, the National Weather Service believes heavy rain and gusty winds will spread over much of the state anyway in the coming days as Lowell approaches. Hurricane Lowell is currently sitting about
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