Hurricane Nolo still threatens Hawaii as Mexico's Baja braces for major Hurricane Polo

What happened

According to The Guardian’s source item, Hurricane Nolo still threatens Hawaii as Mexico’s Baja braces for major Hurricane Polo, Hurricane Nolo is moving away from Hawaiian islands but threat of heavy rain, flash floods and strong winds persists Hurricane Nolo was moving away from the Hawaiian islands on Sunday, but the threat of heavy rain, flash flooding and strong winds persisted in areas of the island chain still recovering from previous storms. Nolo was about 365 miles (585km) south-south-west of Honolulu and moving away from the Big Island at about 12mph (19kph). But the Hawaii county civil defense agency said a high wind warning, wind advisory and high surf advisory remained in effect for parts of the island through Sunday evening as Nolo’s maximum sustained winds rose to 115mph (165kph). Continue reading…

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Source

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