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Hurricane Kiko Category 4 status

Hurricane Kiko surges back to a Category 4 as forecasters monitor potential impacts on Hawaii

Hurricane Kiko regained intensity to a Category 4 system on a path toward Hawaii over the next several days as post-tropical cyclone Lorena soaked Mexico's Baja California peninsula with heavy rain, ...

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Maps show Hurricane Kiko's path as it moves west toward Hawaii

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Kiko strengthens into Category 2 hurricane in East Pacific

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Lorena becomes a post-tropical storm as risks of flooding hang over parts of western Mexico

Lorena weakened to a remnant low Friday but forecasters emphasized a life-threatening risk of flash flooding and mudslides was still present for parts of Mexico’s Baja California peninsula and the st...

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Hawaii turns watchful eye to Hurricane Kiko as storm tracks toward islands

Honolulu Star-Advertiser · 1d

Kiko to enter Central Pacific as major hurricane, then weaken

Maui Now · 11h

Emergency Proclamation issued ahead of Hurricane Kiko

The proclamation activates emergency measures and resources to protect public health, safety and welfare.

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Hurricane Kiko weakened to a Category 3 storm

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Hurricane Kiko heads toward Hawaii as Lorena remnants linger near western Mexico

Honolulu Star-Advertiser1d

Powerful Hurricane Kiko heads toward Central Pacific

Kiko maintained its major hurricane strength late Wednesday night with maximum sustained winds of 145 mph in the East Pacific as it heads west toward Hawaii.

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Hurricane Kiko could reach Hawaii ‘by the end of the weekend’ as Tropical Storm Lorena hits Mexico

Hurricane Kiko could reach Hawaii ‘by the end of the weekend’ as Tropical Storm Lorena hits Mexico - Lorena is expected to weaken but the exact location and severity of Kiko’s impacts will be known ar

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Hurricane Lorena weakens as risk of flash floods and mudslides for Mexico's west coast remain

MIAMI — Hurricane Lorena is weakening and was expected to revert back to a tropical storm Thursday, the U.S. National Hurricane Center said, adding there’s still a risk of life-threatening flash floods and mudslides for parts of Mexico’s west coast.