# Hurricane Nolo

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## Timeline

- **2026-09-28**: Hurricane Polo expected to reach Baja California — Major Hurricane Polo, a Category 3 storm with 125 mph sustained winds, is expected to reach Mexico's Baja California peninsula with threats of storm surge, high winds, and heavy rains.
- **2026-09-27**: Nolo skims south of Hawaii — Hurricane Nolo churned slowly south of the Big Island with maximum sustained winds of 90 mph. Its center was 165 miles south-southwest of Hawaii's southernmost point, and a hurricane watch was canceled as forecasters projected strengthening into a major hurricane late Sept. 27 and early Sept. 28.
- **2026-09-27**: Hawaii advisories remain in effect — High-wind warning, wind advisory, and high-surf advisory remain active through Sunday evening as Nolo departs with top sustained winds near 105 mph.
- **2026-09-26**: Nolo's outer bands flood Big Island — Heavy rain from Hurricane Nolo flooded sections of Mamalahoa Highway near Naalehu. National Guard members helped a resident leave his home, and partial highway closures were reported.
- **2026-09-25**: Hurricane Nolo approaches Hawaii — Residents in Hilo, Hawaii, fill sandbags as Hurricane Nolo approaches the Hawaiian Islands.
- **2026-08**: Hurricane Lala impacts Hawaii — Hurricane Lala produced heavy rain and strong winds, leaving Big Island residents in recovery and prompting a community relief hub that remained active.

## Recent coverage (2 stories)

### Hurricane Polo Reaches Category 3 With 125 mph Winds as Baja Braces
2026-09-28 09:02:07 · Sentiment: Negative · Impact: 6/10 · Sources: 2

Two simultaneous eastern Pacific hurricanes are testing coastal resilience at the peak of the 2026 season. Category 3 Hurricane Polo — with 125 mph sustained winds — is set to strike Baja California on Monday, while 105 mph Hurricane Nolo leaves Hawaii under flash-flood and high-surf advisories. For climate and energy planners, the dual threat underscores rising exposure of coastal infrastructure to overlapping extreme-weather events.
Full story: https://getclimatebrief.com/story/hurricane-polo-category-3-125-mph-baja-california-nolo-hawaii

### Hurricane Nolo's 20-Inch Rain Threat Exposes Hawaii's Climate Vulnerability
2026-09-27 16:45:32 · Sentiment: Neutral · Impact: 5/10 · Sources: 2

Hurricane Nolo's outer bands are delivering up to 20 inches of rain to Hawaii's Big Island just weeks after Hurricane Lala, compounding flood risk for communities still in recovery. The storm, packing 90 mph winds and forecast to strengthen, underscores how slow-moving tropical cyclones are testing island infrastructure and emergency response. Climate adaptation and grid resilience are now front and center as Hawaii faces back-to-back extremes.
Full story: https://getclimatebrief.com/story/hurricane-nolo-20-inch-rain-hawaii-climate-resilience

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