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Hawaii under state of emergency as Hurricane Kiko approaches - UPI.com
Hawaii is now under a state of emergency as it braces for the impact of a Category 4 hurricane, state officials confirmed this week.
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upi.com
Hurricane Kiko weakens to Category 3, heads toward Hawaii - UPI.com
Tropical Storm Kiko strengthened into a hurricane on Tuesday with 100 mph winds and attained Category 2 storm status, the National Hurricane Center reported.
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usatoday.com
Hurricane Kiko churns in Pacific as Category 3 storm. Will it hit Hawaii?
Hurricane Kiko is expected to bring dangerous surf conditions to the waters off Hawaii by the end of the weekend.
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Hawaii under state of emergency as Hurricane Kiko approaches - UPI.com
Hawaii is now under a state of emergency as it braces for the impact of a Category 4 hurricane, state officials confirmed this week.
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cnn.com
Hurricane Kiko’s path shifts, sparing Hawaii from strong winds and heavy rain | CNN
Hurricane Kiko was tracking to the north of the Hawaiian islands, diminishing the threat of strong winds and widespread rain, the National Weather Service said Saturday.
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Hurricane Kiko remains a Category 3, tracks toward Hawaii - UPI.com
Hurricane Kiko continues to track in the general direction of Hawaii while maintaining its Category 3 status with 120 mph winds on Saturday afternoon.
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Hurricane Kiko may miss Hawaii but 'life-threatening' surf still likely - UPI.com
Hurricane Kiko, packing winds in excess of 110 mph, is forecast to approach the Hawaiian islands early this week, but is predicted to pass to the north, meteorologists said Sunday.
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Hurricane Kiko may bring life-threatening surf, dangerous rip currents to Hawaii
Forecasters warned that while the risk of \
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theguardian.com
Weather tracker: Hawaii declares state of emergency as Hurricane Kiko looms
Heavy rain and powerful winds head for archipelago, while Spain braces for severe thunderstorms
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Hurricane Kiko steadily weakens as it moves toward Hawaii - UPI.com
Hurricane Kiko, packing winds in excess of 110 mph, is forecast to approach the Hawaiian Islands early this week, but is predicted to pass to the north, meteorologists said Sunday.