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Hurricane Nolo Hawaii September 2026

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FIRST ENTRY SEP 24
OCT 09 · Day 16

Hawaii residents take recovery into own hands after strongest storm in a generation

Hawai'i has taken damage from six storm systems in 2026, five of which occurred within the last two months.

FEMA has approved nearly $21m in household and individual assistance for a set of storms in March.

Hurricane Iniki damaged or destroyed 14,000 homes in 1992.

“You really need to be in touch with your community to say, like, ‘it’s OK to say that you need something. We’re here to help, and we’ll help all the people that need something,’”
MEGAN WONG verbatim
SEP 27 · Day 4

Hurricane Nolo lashes Hawaii with threat of volcanic hail

Gov. Josh Green said Hawaii is still recovering from four natural disasters in 2026 that will cost one billion dollars to recover from.

The last time there were three simultaneous hurricanes in the Pacific was when Kilo, Ignacio and Jimena formed in 2015.

Residents on the Big Island were still cleaning up debris from Hurricane Lala, which hit six weeks prior.

SEP 26 · Day 3

Hurricane Nolo expected to bring heavy rain near Hawaii's Big Island

A hurricane watch and tropical storm warning are in effect for Hawaii County.

A high surf advisory is in effect for the south- and east-facing shores of the Big Island and the east-facing shores of Maui and Molokai.

A tropical storm watch is in effect for Maui County.

SEP 26 · Day 3

Hawaii braces for Hurricane Nolo with powerful winds and flash flooding

The governor of Hawaii issued an emergency proclamation activating hundreds of Hawaii national guard members.

Hurricane Lala swept about 100 homes off their foundations on the Big Island.

Michael Brennan is the director of the National Hurricane Center.

“Don’t venture out if you don’t have to into the dangerous flooding environment, but also high winds. We can have trees and power lines down,”
MICHAEL BRENNAN verbatim
SEP 24 · Day 1

Hurricane Nolo threatens Hawaii with heavy rain

Shelters opened Thursday at 6 p.m. local time at Yano Hall, Naalehu Gym, Robert Herkes Gym, and Kea'au Armory.

A tropical storm warning was posted for the island of Hawaii on Thursday.

The Big Island remained under a hurricane watch.

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