Tropical Storm Nolo is strengthening over the Pacific Ocean, about 295 miles south of South Point on Hawaii’s Big Island, with forecasters expecting it to become a hurricane by Thursday night.
Authorities are taking proactive steps, including closures and preparedness measures, while residents are being urged to stay informed and follow official guidance.
Nolo is forecast to approach the Big Island Friday or Saturday, bringing heavy rain and strong winds. Despite the threat, coordinated preparation, early alerts and community readiness are helping Hawaii prepare calmly and responsibly as forecasters continue monitoring the storm’s path.
