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FROM THE PUBLISHER
The National Weather Service says heavy rain on the north side of a developing tropical system (the future Nolo) should develop Wednesday afternoon. Windward and southeast Big Island and windward Maui are the most likely to experience heavy rain.
AI TLDR
Surf along Maui's south-facing shores is decreasing as the current south-southwest swell fades. A new moderate southwest swell is forecast to build starting Friday and continue through the weekend.
FROM THE PUBLISHER
Hurricane Nolo grew stronger overnight as it continued its march toward the Big Island, where it is expected to bring damaging winds, dangerous surf and life-threatening flooding through the weekend.