Hawaii is bracing for a powerful hurricane that has prompted officials to declare a state of emergency. The storm, currently a Category 4, is forecast to bring dangerous winds and heavy rain as it moves toward the islands.
According to the forecast, wind speeds are expected to reach “120 mph on Sunday early AM”, before slightly weakening to “105 mph on Monday early AM.” By Tuesday, winds could still be as strong as “75 mph”, eventually dropping to “40 mph by Thursday early AM.”
The storm’s path shows it heading directly toward Hawaii, raising concerns of flooding, power outages, and severe coastal damage. Authorities are urging residents to prepare emergency supplies, secure their homes, and stay informed on updates.
Officials emphasized the seriousness of the threat, noting that even with some weakening, strong winds and flooding remain a major danger.
With the state already under emergency measures, residents are being advised to prioritize safety and follow evacuation orders if necessary.
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