Hurricane Kiko Center Under the Chairmanship of As a category 4 towards Hawaii Islands, and the authorities have announced an emergency, although the storm is expected to weaken.
Kiko was at a distance of about 1,205 miles in the east-east of Honolulu with winds of 130 mph, according to the Hawaiian standard time, or at 11 am, according to the East Standard Time, according to the Eastern Standard Time, National Weather Service. With winds of 25 mph, the storm was moving towards west-north-west.
The NWS stated that Hurricane Kiko would reach Big Island and Mau, by Sunday, on Monday night, the Eastern parts of Hawaiian Islands will reach the peak via midweek.
Aerial state Emergency situation released Friday, as possible as life-dreasful surf and rip streams, allows for the possibility of federal assistance during a disaster. This will run through September 19 until expansion or expires.
Governor Silvia Luke said, “To ensure the safety and preparations of our communities, the state and counties will be ready to raise resources to clean the debris, secure infrastructure and respond to any possible damage due to the storm.” “We urge residents and visitors to monitor the update, follow the official guidance and prepare accordingly.”
According to the news, looking at the cooler water around Hawaii, Kiko is expected to be dropped to 2 and 1 categories 2 and 1, then for a tropical storm. Local affiliationA tropical storm contains air speed between 39 mph and 73.
This is the second storm this season, which runs from 1 June to 30 November. Hurricane erin Emerged Last month in the Atlantic Ocean but did not make landfalls.
