Hurricane Olivia, a Category 1 storm, prompted tropical storm warnings for Maui and Hawaii counties in September 2018, with forecasters expecting impacts including strong winds, heavy rain, and flooding. Airlines waived change fees and cruise lines prepared for potential port closures.
- Tropical storm warnings were issued for Maui and Hawaii counties, with a tropical storm watch in effect for Oahu.
- The storm was expected to bring sustained winds, high surf, storm surge, heavy rainfall, and potential flooding.
- American and United Airlines waived travel change fees for flights to and from Hawaii during the storm window.
- Maui and Hawaii island ports were preparing for potential closures affecting cruise operations, including Norwegian’s Pride of America.
- The Hawaii Tourism Authority advised both residents and visitors to stock up on essentials and contact travel providers about plan adjustments.
Source: Thejetset
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