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The National Hurricane Center predicts a tropical system is approaching the Hawaiian islands.

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The National Hurricane Center predicts a tropical system is approaching the Hawaiian islands.

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National Hurricane CenterHawaii

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  1. Tropical Storm Lowell is monitored by the NHC, currently experiencing a lull, weakening after impacting westernmost islands, with two areas having chances of developing.Sub-event
  2. The National Hurricane Center issued a tropical storm warning for the Hawaiian islands.Sub-event
  3. Two tropical systems, Hurricane Lowell and Tropical Storm Marie, are being tracked, with their forecasts heading toward the Hawaiian Islands. One is strengthening off southwestern Mexico.Sub-event
  4. Pacific warmth is influencing hurricane activity near Hawaii, while the Atlantic shows no tropical systems.1 source
  5. El Niño influences Pacific storm activity, and a specific system's track determines the threat to Hawaii.1 source
  6. NHC predicts Tropical Storm Marie will intensify to hurricane strength.1 source
  7. The storm system is moving west away from the Hawaiian islands.1 source
  8. The National Hurricane Center issued a hurricane warning for Hawaii, and the Governor commented on the storm's destructive potential.Sub-event
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  1. The National Hurricane Center is monitoring the storm cluster CP93 off the coast of Hawaiʻi.Sub-event
  2. NHC warns of tropical system approaching Hawaii.1 source

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