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Hurricane Kiko Intensifies, Aims for Hawaii Next Week

9/4/2025

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Hurricane Kiko Intensifies

Hurricane Kiko has intensified to a Category 4 storm with winds of 145 mph, moving west toward Hawaii.
It is projected to make landfall on the Big Island next week, bringing potential heavy rain and gusty winds.
Forecasters indicate that impacts may vary, as Kiko could weaken before landfall.
Currently, there are no coastal watches or warnings in effect for Hawaii.

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Lorena Approaches Baja

Tropical Storm Lorena has formed off Mexico's southwest coast, with winds of 45 mph, moving northwest toward Baja California by Friday.
Baja California is expected to receive 4-8 inches of rain, while Arizona and New Mexico may see 1-2 inches.
The Eastern Pacific hurricane season has been active, with 10 named storms, including Hurricane Kiko heading toward Hawaii.

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Hurricane Kiko Intensifies

Hurricane Kiko has intensified to a Category 4 storm with winds of 145 mph, moving west toward Hawaii.
It is projected to make landfall on the Big Island next week, bringing potential heavy rain and gusty winds.
Forecasters indicate that impacts may vary, as Kiko could weaken before landfall.
Currently, there are no coastal watches or warnings in effect for Hawaii.

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