Tropical Storm Polo and potential Hurricane Nolo threaten Pacific and Hawaii

Tropical systems Polo and Nolo bring flooding and strengthening risks to Mexico and Hawaii.

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Sep 25, 2026
NHC forecasts Tropical Storm Polo at 40 mph could reach major-hurricane intensity by midweek.
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Sep 25, 2026
Hawaii faces threat from remnants of 15-E that could become Hurricane Nolo with flooding and wind.
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Hurricane Nolo Threatens Hawaii With Flooding

Hawaii faces a continuing threat from tropical systems, with a potential new cyclone developing from the remnants of 15-E that could be named Nolo and bring significant rainfall, flooding, and wind across the islands; officials warn residents to stay vigilant as forecasts remain uncertain. Utilities and emergency agencies are mobilizing: Hawaiian Electric monitors the storm and readies restoration crews, while the National Guard supports flood-response efforts and ongoing recovery from prior storms as authorities prepare for possible impacts midweek.

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