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Hurricane Nolo Prompts Big Island Shelter Warning, Flood Fears

By Drooid · Sep 26, 2026, 6:13 PM UTC · How we work

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Hawaii County officials urge Big Island residents to seek shelter as Hurricane Nolo approaches.
Hurricane Center predicts 10-15 inches of rain on eastern and southern Big Island, isolated spots up to 25 inches.
Mayor Kimo Alameda urges residents to finish preparations, stay alert, and secure safe shelter before flooding.
Mexican authorities close ports, open shelters, deploy 15,000 security personnel, and evacuate coastal residents as Hurricane Nolo threatens Baja Peninsula.

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Hawaii County officials urge Big Island residents to seek shelter as Hurricane Nolo approaches.
Hurricane Center predicts 10-15 inches of rain on eastern and southern Big Island, isolated spots up to 25 inches.
Mayor Kimo Alameda urges residents to finish preparations, stay alert, and secure safe shelter before flooding.
Mexican authorities close ports, open shelters, deploy 15,000 security personnel, and evacuate coastal residents as Hurricane Nolo threatens Baja Peninsula.