Hurricane "Lala" brings heavy rain and power outages to Hawaii
A hurricane of this category can develop sustained winds at a speed of up to 153 kilometers per hour.
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A hurricane of this category can develop sustained winds at a speed of up to 153 kilometers per hour. Local media reported on the island with about 200,000 inhabitants of fallen trees, roadblocks and floods. The authority expected on the wind-facing sides of Big Island in the course of the storm with a total of 30 to 50 centimeters of rain.
Furthermore, The center of the Category 1 hurricane moved about 90 kilometers south past the island in a western direction, as reported by the US Hurricane Center (NHC). There is still a risk of flooding, landslides and dangerous waves, the NHC said. Hurricane "Lala" has brought destructive winds and massive rainfall to Hawaii's largest island, Big Island.
In addition, Hurricane "Lala" has caused power poles to buckle with its winds.
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A hurricane of this category can develop sustained winds at a speed of up to 153 kilometers per hour.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesLocal media reported on the island with about 200,000 inhabitants of fallen trees, roadblocks and floods.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThe authority expected on the wind-facing sides of Big Island in the course of the storm with a total of 30 to 50 centimeters of rain.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThe center of the Category 1 hurricane moved about 90 kilometers south past the island in a western direction, as reported by the US Hurricane Center (NHC).
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThere is still a risk of flooding, landslides and dangerous waves, the NHC said.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesHurricane "Lala" has brought destructive winds and massive rainfall to Hawaii's largest island, Big Island.
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Hurricane "Lala" has caused power poles to buckle with its winds.
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