Presidential State of Emergency Declared by Hurricane "Nolo"; It Would Cause Catastrophic Floods in Isla Grande
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Hurricane Nolo intensified to category 2 on the morning of Friday, September 25, reaching maximum sustained winds of 169 km/h. In addition, forecasts indicate that, during the weekend, it could be strengthened to become a major hurricane, putting at risk the southern part of Hawaii. They declare a state of emergency in Hawaii Hurricane Nolo is located about 281 kilometers south of the Big Island and is moving northwards, so its closest approach …
Hawaii remains on high alert as Hurricane Nolo has passed south of the islands and continues to strengthen, despite the fact that no direct landfall is expected from the center of the phenomenon. Nolo is moving south of the Big Island with winds reaching 150 kilometers per hour and, according to forecasts, …
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