Hurricane Lowell Tracker Hawaiʻi: Live Path, Latest Warnings, and Island Impacts
Hurricane Lowell continues to approach the Hawaiian Islands as a major Category 3 storm. With maximum sustained winds near 120 mph, the Central Pacific Hurricane Center has issued a Hurricane Watch and Tropical Storm Warning for Kauaʻi County, alongside statewide flood watches.
Hurricane Lowell Quick Stats
| Metric | Current Status |
| Storm Intensity | Category 3 Major Hurricane |
| Sustained Winds | 120 mph |
| Movement & Speed | North-Northeast at 9 mph |
| Highest Risk Zones | Kauaʻi, Niʻihau, and West-facing shores |
| Emergency Status | Statewide Emergency Declaration Active |
Island-by-Island Impact Breakdown
1. Kauaʻi & Niʻihau (Highest Risk Zone)
- Alert Level: Hurricane Watch and Tropical Storm Warning.
- Wind Conditions: Damaging gusts up to 74 mph anticipated.
- Rainfall Predictions: Up to 14 inches of localized rain, posing extreme flash flood and landslide hazards.
- Surf Warning: Extremely dangerous surf conditions along southern and western coastlines.
2. Oʻahu
- Alert Level: Flood Watch.
- Wind Conditions: Gusts up to 40 mph expected.
- Rainfall Predictions: 2 to 6 inches expected with localized flooding.
3. Maui County & Big Island
- Alert Level: High Surf Advisory and Flood Watch.
- Rainfall Predictions: Up to 8 inches in windward Maui and up to 12 inches in southeast Big Island.
Essential Emergency Readiness Checklist
If you are in an affected island area, complete these safety measures immediately:
- Secure Property: Fasten loose outdoor furniture, property fixtures, and debris that could become dangerous in high winds.
- Emergency Kit Verification: Confirm a minimum 14-day supply of fresh water (1 gallon per person per day), non-perishable food, flashlights, and critical medications.
- Power & Communications: Charge external power banks and mobile devices completely in case of electrical grid disruptions.
- Identify Evacuation Paths: Review official county shelter locations at ready.hawaii.gov.
Official Live Tracking & Emergency Radio Frequency Guide
Monitor official announcements during power or network outages:
- Official Online Bulletins: National Hurricane Center (CPHC) & NWS Honolulu Office
- Oʻahu Emergency Broadcast: 92.3 FM / 590 AM (KSSK)
- Kauaʻi Emergency Broadcast: 93.5 FM (KQNG) / 91.9 FM (KKCR)
- Maui Emergency Broadcast: 102.5 FM / 900 AM (KMVI)
- Big Island Emergency Broadcast: 94.7 FM / 97.9 FM (KWXX / KKBG)
Details Source: Gemini
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