Residents told ‘prepare now’ as Nolo expected to be hurricane near Hawaii island
Hawaii officials are urging residents to prepare for an incoming storm projected to become a hurricane, following over $1 billion in damages from previous disasters.
Hawaii officials are warning residents to prepare now for another potentially dangerous storm as the state continues to recover from a string of disasters that Gov. Josh Green said have produced more than $1 billion in combined damage and planned resilience costs.
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