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Hawaii braces for powerful winds and flash flooding with Hurricane Nolo

Hawaii braces for powerful winds and flash flooding with Hurricane Nolo

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Kenzielynn Kekoa of Hilo, Hawaii, helps her family fill sandbags as Hurricane Nolo approaches, on 25 September. Photograph: Eugene García/APView image in fullscreenKenzielynn Kekoa of Hilo, Hawaii, helps her family fill sandbags as Hurricane Nolo approaches, on 25 September. The storm’s center was about 145 miles (235km) south of Hawaii’s southern-most point and could strengthen into a potentially life-threatening and catastrophic storm through the weekend.Forecasters warned of possible flooding and mudslides, with parts of the Big Island expected to see rainfall totals up to 20in (51cm).

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Kenzielynn Kekoa of Hilo, Hawaii, helps her family fill sandbags as Hurricane Nolo approaches, on 25 September. Photograph: Eugene García/APView image in fullscreenKenzielynn Kekoa of Hilo, Hawaii, helps her family fill sandbags as Hurricane Nolo approaches, on 25 September. Photograph: Eugene García/APHawaiiHawaii braces for powerful winds and flash flooding with Hurricane NoloPreparation begins for extreme conditions as Nolo bears down on areas still recovering from previous stormsAssociated PressSat 26 Sep 2026 17.41 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleHeavy rain and powerful winds are expected to bring flash floods and extreme surf to the Hawaiian islands over the weekend as Hurricane Nolo bears down on areas still recovering from previous storms.Nolo was churning slowly south of…

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