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Hurricane Lowell Causes Damage in Hawaii's Western Islands
Hurricane Lowell caused significant damage in Hawaii's western islands on Tuesday, leading to widespread power outages and road damage. The storm's center passed west of the islands, with Kauai experiencing sustained winds over 50 mph. Emergency officials advised residents to stay off the roads as damage assessments were underway, and rainfall totals could reach up to 24 inches in some areas.
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Hurricane Lowell caused significant damage in Hawaii's western islands on Tuesday, leading to widespread power outages and road damage. The storm's center passed west of the islands, with Kauai experiencing sustained winds over 50 mph. Emergency officials advised residents to stay off the roads as damage assessments were underway, and rainfall totals could reach up to 24 inches in some areas.
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