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Hurricane Nolo continues to move away from the Hawaiian Islands, but strong and gusty winds are expected across the state through tonight. Large and potentially damaging waves and high surf remain a concern, particularly along east-facing shores, with increased swell expected

HIGH WIND WARNING CANCELLED

for portions of Maui county and Big Island.

WIND ADVISORY CANCELLED

for Niihau, Kauai, Oahu, Maui and Hawaii County.

HIGH SURF ADVISORY CANCELLED

for east facing shores of Molokai, Maui, and the Big Island and the southeast facing shores of


As of 09/27/26 10:30 AM, Hurricane Nolo continues to move through the Central Pacific, bringing the potential for strong winds, heavy rainfall, dangerous surf, and flooding across portions of the Hawaiian Islands. Conditions can change quickly, so residents and visitors should

Strong winds associated with Hurricane Nolo may increase wildfire risk and cause fires to spread quickly, especially in dry areas.

Avoid outdoor burning and secure loose items that could become hazards or create sparks during strong winds. If you see smoke or fire, report it

Public Safety Power Shutoff is in a watch condition, meaning that if weather conditions intensify in the next 24 hours, Hawaiian Electric may proactively shut off power in communities with high risk of wildfire. 

Hawaiian Electric deenergized power lines in the area of the