<p>Preparation is underway for severe weather conditions as Hurricane Nolo approaches areas in Hawaii still recovering from previous storms.</p><p>Heavy rain and strong winds are forecasted to cause flash floods and high surf across the Hawaiian islands over the weekend as Hurricane Nolo moves closer. As of Saturday, Nolo was located approximately 145 miles (235 km) south of Hawaii's southernmost point, with maximum sustained winds recorded at 105 mph (165 km/h). The storm is expected to potentially strengthen into a more severe system through the weekend.</p>
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Hurricane Nolo Approaches Hawaii, Bringing Heavy Rain and Winds
Hurricane Nolo is approaching Hawaii, bringing forecasts of heavy rain and strong winds that may lead to flash flooding and high surf. The storm, currently located south of Hawaii's Big Island, has maximum sustained winds of 105 mph and could strengthen over the weekend.
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