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Weakening Kiko still a major hurricane but expected to pass north of Hawaii
Currently a Category 3 hurricane, Kiko is expected to soon hit drier conditions and wind shear, both of which will weaken the storm. “Kiko (is) expected to shear apart vertically” Tuesday and Wednesday as it passes far north of the islands as a tropical storm, CPHC forecasters said in the 11 a.m. update.
The National Hurricane Center says the chances of development for a tropical wave over the far eastern tropical Atlantic have ...
Hurricane Kiko moves steadily west approaching the Central Pacific and the storm has been reduced to a Category 3 status.
Forecasters say the system has a 50% chance of turning into a tropical depression within 48 hours and an 80% chance within ...
Hurricane Kiko has reintensified as it continues on a track that could take its center just north of the Hawaiian Islands.The ...
Hurricane Kiko regains strength as a Category 4 storm as it moves west on Saturday towards the Central Pacific.
Kiko was a Category 4 hurricane in the North Pacific Ocean Wednesday evening Pacific time, the National Hurricane Center said ...
National Weather Service says Hurricane Kiko is tracking north of the Hawaiian islands, reducing the threat of strong winds and widespread rain ...
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Hurricane Kiko’s current track remains steady at a Category 3 today
Partly cloudy skies and warm conditions will continue over the next couple of days, with light to moderate trade winds in ...
A fall chill arrived for millions today as we keep a close eye on potential impacts from Hurricane Lorena and what could soon ...
The National Hurricane Center on Saturday continued to track an Atlantic system moving toward the Caribbean, but now only ...
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