Meanwhile, Hurricane Julio strengthened into a Category 3 storm and followed Iselle’s path with sustained maximum winds of 120 mph (195 kph).
Power also was lost Thursday evening in two communities on the Big Island: Waimea, a town of about 9,200 people near the island’s north shore, and Puna, a district scattered with residents south of Hilo, Hawaii County Civil Defence officials said. Crews worked to restore electricity to the shelter in Pahoa with at least 140 people. Hundreds of people flowed into emergency shelters set up at high schools, one of which lost power. The storm’s predicted track had it skirting just south of the other islands, starting with Maui.Įven before its centre touched land, Tropical Storm Iselle knocked out power on parts of the Big Island, one of the least populated islands. At midnight Friday Hawaii Standard Time, the weather service issued a flash-flood warning for the island. Iselle, which is moving at six km/h, was expected to pass overnight across the Big Island and then send rain and high winds to the rest of the state Friday. Hurricane Julio, a Category 3 storm, is about 1,600 km behind in the Pacific. Nevertheless, Iselle is expected to be the first tropical storm to hit the state in 22 years, and another hurricane is following in its path. The storm is expected to inundate Hawaii with up to 20 cm of rain. No deaths or major injuries were reported. Wind and rain from the system still had enough force to knock down trees, cause power outages and block roads on the Big Island. Hawaii Standard Time on Friday, the storm was swirling about 10 miles (six kilometres) from the Kau coastline. The National Weather Service downgraded Iselle to a tropical storm about 50 miles (80 kilometres) before it was expected to make landfall early Friday in the southern part of Hawaii’s Big Island. HONOLULU – The first storm in a one-two punch heading for Hawaii was rapidly weakening on its approach to the state, while a second system close behind it strengthened and was on track to pass north of the islands. Hurricane Iselle has made landfall with another Hurricane close behind. WATCH: Residents and tourists are taking a one-two punch as two major storms take aim at Hawaii. Send this page to someone via email email.Private school pupils told to accept lower chances of Oxbridge entryĭegree without honours. 🌼🍉 Brownies, books and planning a wedding - your favourite fiancés’ 2nd blog 🍉🌼 GCSE result's day near - LAE (stratford) or NCS ot BramptonĬivil Service Direct Appointment Scheme 2022 Which biology specification should I pick to prepare for my IAL?Ĭan i study veterinary nursing at uni with BTEC level 3s? Official Thread: (Undergraduate) Medicine 2023 Entry Oxford Clinical Embryology MSc application 2021Īny universities for law w/ AAA requirements? I'm a head prefect of our school? Pls can you give me some ideas what should I do. Manchester University Accommodation Swaps Official thread 2022 What type of damage can we expect if wind speeds will be down to 35mph by the time it hits Hawaii?Įxploring legal pathway with non-law degree The images below show its forecast track and current satellite image. A second Hawaii hit in succession would be devastating in terms of flooding even if not a strong hit and also a record. Julio is forecast to only reach strong category 1 status (it may end up over cooler waters upwelled by Iselle) however Iselle was not forecast to reach this strength either. Incredibly Tropical Storm Julio is forecast to be on a near exact replica path of Iselle and also forecast to be around the vicinity of Hawaii (possibly hit). The images below show its forecast track and current satellite image (near perfect). This would be the first time a hurricane has hit the island from a vector more easterly than SSE. The NHC believe that this will be a little below hurricane strength should it hit but should Iselle intensify further then it could well hit at hurricane strength. It has a near perfect structure and is headed near direct west for the big Island of Hawaii. Hurricane Iselle has defied model runs and become a major category 4 annular hurricane with sustained winds of 140mph (strong enough to rip roofs off). If it proves popular then i'll create it for other major weather events.
#Iselle hurricane track trial
As there's no science section in current affairs i thought i'd trial this thread here.
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