Will Hurricane Kiko Hit Hawaii? Here’s What We Know
Hurricane Kiko, the 11th named storm of the season, threatens Hawaii with Category 3 winds and dangerous surf, while forecasters note rare potential for landfall and flooding risks.
- Hurricane Kiko is moving toward Hawaii and has been classified as a Category 3 storm with 125 mph winds as of September 5, 2025.
- Forecasters indicated that Hurricane Kiko could arrive in Hawaii around the middle of next week, with an increasing risk of direct impacts from wind and rainfall.
- Residents and visitors in Hawaii should prepare for flash flooding, strong winds, and heavy rains next week, as advised by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
- The storm may lead to hazardous weather conditions in Hawaii, including heavy rains, strong winds, and rough surf.
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Hurricane Kiko's path shifts, sparing Hawaii from strong winds and heavy rain
National Weather Service says Hurricane Kiko is tracking north of the Hawaiian islands, reducing the threat of strong winds and widespread rain. On Saturday, Kiko was about 1,000 miles southeast of Hilo on the Big Island. The hurricane is expected…
Hurricane Kiko enters Central Pacific; expected to pass north of Hawaii | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
Hurricane Kiko entered the Central Pacific today as a compact but powerful Category 4 storm, however forecasters expected it to begin weakening Sunday as it moves north of the Hawaiian islands.
Hurricane Kiko Surges Back to a Category 4 as Forecasters Monitor Potential Impacts on Hawaii
MIAMI—Hurricane Kiko regained intensity to a Category 4 system on a path toward Hawaii over the next several days as post-tropical cyclone Lorena soaked Mexico’s Baja California peninsula with heavy rain, forecasters said Friday. Kiko had maximum sustained winds of 130 mph (215 kph), and the Miami-based National Hurricane Center said it could strengthen more Friday afternoon and evening. The major hurricane was about 1,195 miles (1,925 kilometer…
Coast Guard calls for safe practices during Hurricane Kiko
HONOLULU (KHON2) -- The Coast Guard Sector Honolulu is urging the local maritime community to be updated on the status of Hurricane Kiko and heed to weather warnings. While Kiko is currently more than 1,200 miles away from the closest Hawaiian island, the Coast Guard is urging boaters, those who fish and anyone else who may be in the ocean to protect themselves and their vessels. Hurricane Kiko expected to lose hurricane status as he approa…
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