The Tropical Storm Watch for Maui has been canceled as Hurricane Nolo shifts westward and is expected to remain well south of the main Hawaiian Islands. Gusty winds, heavy rain, and dangerous surf conditions still pose risks through the weekend.
- The Tropical Storm Watch for Maui has been canceled as Nolo’s track keeps its center 330+ miles south of Honolulu.
- Eastern Maui can still expect 1–2 additional inches of rain, with storm totals reaching 4–8 inches and a risk of localized flooding and mudslides.
- Life-threatening surf and dangerous rip currents are expected along east- and south-facing shores as Nolo’s swells spread westward through the weekend.
- Nolo is forecast to strengthen into a major hurricane by Sunday night before gradually weakening, though its core winds will stay to the south of Maui.
- Elevated coastal water levels and dangerous wave action will persist through upcoming tide cycles despite the reduced storm surge threat.
Source: Maui Now
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