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Hurricane Lowell to pass Hawaii

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Hurricane Lowell threatens Hawaiian islands with life-threatening surf
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.

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Hurricane Lowell remains powerful Category 4 as Hawaii braces for possible impacts
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Hurricane Lowell strengthens to Category 5 as Hawaii braces for possible impacts
Hawaii is under a state of emergency with powerful Hurricane Lowell set to bear down on its western islands Monday.

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Hawaii issues warning as major Hurricane Lowell nears: Live tracker maps

Hurricane Lowell's maximum sustained windspeeds are 145 mph, and it will continue to strengthen.
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US on high alert after hurricane’s path takes drastic turn as satellite pic shows THREE monster storms swirling closer

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
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Hurricane Lowell intensifies, could swipe western Hawaii Monday night

It became one of the strongest hurricanes of 2026 on Wednesday. A sharp north turn ahead could put parts of Hawaii in danger. Here's what you need to know.
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Hurricane Lowell strengthens to Category 4 as Hawaii braces for possible impacts

A shift of less than 100 miles east of its current forecast track would mean more direct impacts from a potential major hurricane. Dangerously rough seas, coastal flooding and rip currents are likely, especially for the western islands, even if that shift doesn't happen.
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