Category 4 Hurricane Lowell is forecast to turn northward over the weekend and take a path uncomfortably close to Kauai on Labor Day.

Hurricane Lowell is expected to create life-threatening conditions even as it’s forecast to sidestep the major Hawaiian islands west of the archipelago by Monday night.

Hurricane Lowell is forecast to turn northward and approach the islands of Kauaʻi and Niʻihau on Monday, the National Weather Service reported.

Very heavy rainfall is expected. General totals of 50-100 mm are possible on Kauai, home to Lihue, as well as Oahu, which contains Honolulu and the bulk of the state's population. The influx of tropical moisture may also produce 100-200+ mm of rain on the Big Island, which was recently hit hard by Hurricane Lala.

FOX Weather storm specialist Mike Seidel reports on Hurricane Lowell’s approach to Hawaii. Local authorities warn residents to brace for severe weather as the powerful storm system nears the islands.

Hawaii is bracing for rough surf, gusty winds, and heavy rain as Hurricane Lowell tracks toward the islands over Labor Day weekend. Hawaii Gov.

Hurricane Lowell is churning as a Category 4 hurricane about 600 miles south of Kauaʻi, packing maximum sustained winds of 155 mph.

A NEW satellite image has revealed three huge storms swirling across the Pacific Ocean as a US state remains on high alert for Hurricane Lowell. Hurricane Lowell is keeping forecasters on their