There are warnings about the tropical torment of the Hawaiian Islands of Kauai and Niihau, where the powerful Huracán Lowell lands in the city. This is a tormenting period of time during three weeks in Hawaii, during which El Niño intensifies the temporary hurricane season in the Pacific.
If the speed is higher than 63 km/h (39 mph) within 36 hours, it is likely that the wind will be driven by a tropical torment that will limit it to the western islands.
Lowell is a Category 3 Huracán with speeds of 201 km/h (125 mph) and speeds up to 10 km/h (6 mph) in the first few hours of the mañana of this domino, según the Centro Nacional de Huracanes. Ha fluctuado between categories mientras atraviesa the normal cycles of a Huracán de gran intensidad.
Prevé que la tormenta tenga una intensesidad cercana a la category 2 cuando alcance su punto de mayor proximidad a Hawai. The center of Lowell is approximately 193 kilometers (120 millimeters) from the east of Niihau, and 257 kilometers (160 millimeters) from the east of Kauai, at the last hour of the night of the moon you have the mañana of the martes, según the Centro Nacional de Huracanes.
This distance can be seen from the wind with the greatest intensity of the Huracán, pero Hawaii and sentirá the effects of Lowell, with oleaje peligroso and fuertes lluvias.
During the last few days, Lowell has always been in a low pressure zone at high atmospheric pressure levels, which has been activated as a fire camp in Hawaii, requiring a torment and a seguir desplazándose hacia el este y mantenerse al sur de las islas.
This high pressure system is debilitated at the end of the week, with a low pressure air flow that descends from the north of the Pacífico and interacts with a low pressure zone. Liberado de la influencia de la high pressure, Lowell dará a pronunciado do giro a la derecha, virando hacia el norte para pasar cerca de las Occidentales de Hawai.
The configuration presents a similitudes with the Huracán Iniki de 1992, which is located in Kauai with the Huracán de Category 4 and is also the first time to register in Hawaii. This is why Lowell has always wanted to have a direct impact on the coast.
The Governor of Hawai, Josh Green, declares that he is now the State of Emergence and the State of Liberation and Activation of Units of the Guardia Nacional de Hawai. También se están desplegando his vehicles for water profundas en Kauai, dijo.
The oleaje generated by Lowell ya is provocando condiciones peligrosas en todo el estado, and there is a warning from fuerte oleaje for the costas orientadas al sur. The olas podrían alcanzar hasta 4.3 metros (14 pies) hasta la tarde de este Domingo, según el Servicio Meteorológico Nacional en Honolulu.
Las fuertes lluvias amenazarán to all the stadium. This is why Lowell has between 102 and 152 miles (4 and 6 miles) of light in Kauai, Niihau and the Grand Island, with accumulations of up to 254 miles (10 miles). In Oahu, Molokai, Lanai and Maui there are pronostican cantidades menores, between 51 and 102 milímetros (2 y 4 pulgadas), and these islands have recorded 203 milímetros (8 pulgadas) in the mountain zones.
El Centro Nacional de Huracanes advirtió sobre “importantes inundaciones repentinas y deslizamientos de tierra”, especially in terrenos escarpados.
El Niño está contributed to an increase in the potential of tormentas in the Central Pacific Ocean the same year the temperatures of the ocean in the region increased and debilitated the air at high atmospheric levels that caused the tormentas to heat up This is an experiment in the ocean with a climate change.
La Office Nacional de Administración Oceanica y Atmosférica de EE.UU. Pronosticó una temporary por encima del promedio en el Pacifico central, with between cinco and 13 ciclones previstos.
