Tropical Storm Moke to Bring Heavy Rain and Gusty Winds to Big Island
• Tropical Storm Moke is expected to bring heavy rainfall and gusty winds to Hawaii's Big Island and parts of Maui County through Monday, August 24,
• The storm has weakened slightly and is forecasted to pass south of the state. A Flood Watch will be in effect for the Big Island starting at midnight Saturday night, while a Wind Advisory remains active for the Big Island and Maui County until 6 PM HST Sunday. Surf along east and southeast shores is building due to strengthening trade winds and swells from the storm, with waves potentially reaching advisory levels. Additionally, a small north/northwest pulse from Hurricane Lala is anticipated through Monday, along with a series of south swells throughout the week. Source time: not specified.
Impact & Risks
Residents of the Big Island and Maui County should prepare for heavy rainfall and gusty winds, which may lead to localized flooding and hazardous travel conditions. Coastal areas along east and southeast shores may experience high surf, posing risks to swimmers and surfers. While Tropical Storm Moke is not expected to make direct landfall, its effects could disrupt daily activities and outdoor plans. Source time: not specified.
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