HONOLULU (KHON2) — Hurricane season in Hawaii kicks off on June 1, a period marked by heightened vigilance and preparation.
Last year, forecasts indicated a potential for 4 to 7 tropical cyclones, and the reality aligned closely with predictions as the central Pacific region experienced the impact of 4 cyclones.
However, experts emphasize that regardless of numerical projections, the severity of just one storm can have significant consequences.
As the new hurricane season approaches, anticipation builds for the upcoming NOAA predictions, set to be unveiled this Tuesday.
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In recent Hawaii weather news, the islands have experienced a mix of sunny days and occasional showers, with temperatures averaging around the mid-80s Fahrenheit (29-32°C) along the coasts.
Trade winds have been variable, providing relief from humidity in some areas while bringing scattered showers to others.
Additionally, there have been reports of increased volcanic activity on the Big Island, contributing to localized weather patterns and air quality concerns in affected areas.