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Hurricane Kiko weakens to Cat 1

Hurricane Kiko weakens to Cat 1 as it nears Hawaii, threatens dangerous surf

The state of Hawaii issued an emergency declaration on Sept. 5, an administrative action government agencies often take before tropical storms, hurricanes and other impending weather disasters.

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Kiko weakens to a category 1 hurricane, swells to rise along east facing shores

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Hurricane Kiko is weakening on a forecast path expected to take it north of Hawaii

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Hurricane Kiko Is Weakening and Expected to Bypass Hawaii, Forecasters Say

The risk of direct impacts from Hurricane Kiko decreased Monday as the tropical cyclone showed signs it would pass to the north of the Hawaii an Islands, forecasters said.

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Where is Hurricane Kiko headed? See path of the Category 2 storm.

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Hurricane Kiko is weakening on a path expected to take it north of Hawaii

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Hurricane Kiko forecast to weaken, pass north of the state as a tropical storm

Confidence is increasing that Tropical Cyclone Kiko will pass far enough north of the state next week, decreasing the likelihood of any direct impacts to Hawaii.

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TRACKING KIKO | Hurricane Kiko expected to pass north of Hawaiian Islands

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Hurricane Kiko weakening, may bring life-threatening waves to Hawaii

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First Alert Forecast: Hurricane Kiko moving past the state, expected to generate large surf, spotty rainfall with light winds

Surf along east facing shores will slowly rise to near warning levels through Monday as swell energy from Tropical Cyclone Kiko arrives. A moderate south/southwest swell picks up on Tuesday with minor northwest pulses through the week.

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National Hurricane Center watching 3 tropical waves. What Florida residents should know and do

The National Hurricane Center is tracking three tropical waves in the Atlantic basin. Hurricane Kiko could bring life-threatening surf and rip currents to Hawaii.

Atlantic unusually quiet at hurricane season's peak, but warm waters to fuel storms soon

A rare lull has settled over the Atlantic during the peak of hurricane season, but with Saharan dust and dry air to fade, warm waters and new tropical waves could soon reignite activity from Africa to the United States.

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Kiko enters the Central Pacific basin as a Category 4 hurricane; gradual weakening expected over next several days

Kiko has entered the Central Pacific basin as a Category 4 hurricane with maximum sustained winds of 130 mph, according to the latest forecast. The system was last located about 1,005 miles ESE of Hilo and 1,205 miles ESE of Honolulu, Hawaiʻi.

Could Hurricane Lorena intensify storms in Arizona? What to know

Late-season rain was already in the forecast for Phoenix as Hurricane Lorena moved toward Mexico with tropical moisture.

What’s the difference between hurricanes, typhoons, and cyclones?

All low-pressure systems are cyclones. Tropical cyclones are lows that derive their energy from thunderstorms at the centre of the system. These storms thrive on warm ocean waters and benefit from moist air and calm wind shear.