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  1. Heavy rains and strong winds from cyclones Polo and Nolo pose risks of catastrophic flooding and mudslides.
  2. Hurricanes Nolo and Polo approach Hawaii's Pacific Coast, prompting watches and county closures.

Hurricane Nolo Moves Away from Hawaii Amid Flooding and Power Restoration Efforts

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What happened

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Hurricane Nolo was moving away from the Hawaiian Islands on Sunday, though the threat of heavy rain, flash flooding, and strong winds persisted in areas still recovering from previous storms. The Hawaii County Civil Defense Agency maintained high wind, wind, and high surf advisories through Sunday evening, as Nolo's maximum sustained winds reached near 105 mph to 115 mph. The storm was expected to continue strengthening and turn toward the northwest by Sunday night, remaining south and southwest of the islands.

From netscape.com, lancasteronline.com, toronto.citynews.ca

Why it matters

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The storm's outer bands could cause life-threatening flooding and mudslides, with parts of the Big Island expected to receive up to 20 inches of rain. Heavy rain on Saturday prompted partial closures, and businesses were forced to close while power lines were down across the islands.

Hurricanes Nolo and Polo are approaching Hawaii's Pacific Coast, prompting watches and county closures due to risks of catastrophic flooding and mudslides.

From netscape.com, lancasteronline.com, toronto.citynews.ca

How it developed

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  1. Nolo is moving south of the Hawaiian Islands and its swells are affecting the Big Island.1 source
  2. Andrea Gill was swimming despite storm warnings during the impact of Hurricane Nolo.Sub-event
  3. Storm forces businesses to close and power lines are down across the islands.1 source
  4. Nolo brings floods and extreme surf; relief and power restoration efforts are underway.1 source

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