Hurricane Nolo is moving away from the Hawaiian Islands, but the risk of heavy rainfall and flash flooding remains. The storm, which has been weakening, continues to pose a threat to areas still recovering from earlier storms. High winds and erratic weather conditions are expected to persist in parts of Hawaii. Local authorities have issued warnings urging residents to remain cautious. The storm’s path suggests it will no longer directly impact the islands, but its lingering effects could lead to dangerous conditions. Emergency services are monitoring the situation closely to ensure public safety.
Hurricane Nolo moves away but flood risks remain


























