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Hurricane Nolo Nears Hawaii, Potential for Flash Floods and High Winds
Hurricane Nolo is currently located south of the Big Island of Hawaii with maximum sustained winds of 90 mph. While a direct landfall is not expected, its outer bands may cause flash floods and mudslides, with some areas anticipating up to 20 inches of rain. Emergency measures are in place, including National Guard activation and an emergency declaration from President Trump. Meanwhile, Hurricane Polo is approaching Mexico's Baja California Peninsula, raising concerns among residents.
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Hurricane Nolo is currently located south of the Big Island of Hawaii with maximum sustained winds of 90 mph. While a direct landfall is not expected, its outer bands may cause flash floods and mudslides, with some areas anticipating up to 20 inches of rain. Emergency measures are in place, including National Guard activation and an emergency declaration from President Trump. Meanwhile, Hurricane Polo is approaching Mexico's Baja California Peninsula, raising concerns among residents.
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