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Tropical Storm Henriette on Track to Pass North of Hawaii | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
HAWAII, AUG 6 – Tropical Storm Henriette maintains tropical-storm-force winds while enhancing moisture for drought-affected areas in Hawaii, with no coastal warnings issued, officials said.
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Tropical Storm Henriette on track to pass north of Hawaii
Tropical Storm Henriette continued moving west-northwest early today over the Central East Pacific, far from land but expected to pass north of Hawaii in the coming days. As of 5 a.m. today, the National Hurricane Center said Henriette was located about 1,841 miles east of Honolulu, with maximum sustained winds near 50 mph and higher gusts. The storm was moving west at about 15 mph. Forecasters expect Henriette to maintain its general west-north…
As Tropical Storm Dexter approaches Mexico from the Atlantic Ocean, Tropical Storm Henriette approaches from the Pacific Ocean. Although both systems do not currently pose a direct threat to the country, they will be accompanied by other meteorological phenomena that will generate heavy rains and strong winds in several states. Tropical Storm Henriette forms in the Pacific; accompanied by Dexter in the Atlantic. The National Meteorological Servi…
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