Tropical Storm Hernan forms in the Pacific while a different weather system could soak Hawaii
Forecasters said the system could bring 5 to 10 inches of rain, with up to 20 inches possible, and trigger flooding and mudslides.
- The Central Pacific Hurricane Center reported that Potential Tropical Cyclone One-C is moving west toward Hawaii, expected to strengthen into a tropical storm likely named Lala on Thursday, Aug. 13.
- Although the system remains about 1,100 miles from Honolulu with 40 mph sustained winds, Honolulu city officials warn of significant uncertainty regarding the storm's track and strength.
- Forecasters warn of potential rainfall totals reaching up to 20 inches, while dry air increases wildfire risks; Honolulu city officials urge residents to assemble emergency supplies for at least 14 days.
- Heavy rainfall is expected to begin impacting the Big Island on Friday, Aug. 14, spreading westward to Maui on Saturday, Aug. 15, and reaching Lanai, Molokai, Oahu, and Kauai by Sunday, Aug. 16.
- Since 1950, only 13 tropical storms or hurricanes have passed within 10 miles of the main islands. Mayor Rick Blangiardi advised residents: "This is the time to prepare, not panic.
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Hurricane center eyes 2 Caribbean-bound systems as Cristobal falls apart
The National Hurricane Center on Thursday kept its eyes on two Caribbean-bound tropical waves that could develop into the season's next tropical depression or storm while the short-live Tropical Storm Cristobal began to fall apart in the distant Atlantic.
By meteorologist Mary Gilbert, CNN. El Niño has kept the Atlantic hurricane season on hold for weeks, largely preventing the basin from becoming active and generating storms, but it has now awakened from its slumber. Cristobal became the third named storm of the season on Wednesday. The post Cristobal weakens to a tropical depression, but two new storms could form if they survive El Niño appeared first on KRDO.
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