00:00A powerful Category 4 hurricane is spinning across the Pacific, and it's heading west.
00:05Could Hawaii be in its path?
00:07Hurricane Kiko has exploded into a monster storm with winds peaking at 145 miles per hour.
00:13It's about 1.560 miles east of Hawaii.
00:16This massive system is currently not a threat to land, but that could change.
00:20Forecasters expect Kiko to drift westward, then turn slightly northwest.
00:24It's holding steady as a Category 4, with hurricane-force winds stretching 25 miles from its center.
00:31Tropical storm-force winds? Those reach 80 miles out.
00:34Now, here's the part that matters.
00:36By the middle of next week, Hawaii could start feeling its wrath.
00:40AccuWeather warns of flooding downpours, landslide risks, power outages, and dangerous surf.
00:46And while Kiko may weaken slightly by the weekend, it's still expected to stay a hurricane through Monday.
00:50Meanwhile, Hurricane Lorena is spinning closer to Mexico, bringing a serious threat of flooding.
00:57And in the Atlantic, another tropical system is brewing with a 70% chance of becoming a depression.
01:03This hurricane season is heating up fast, and Kiko's next moves could make all the difference.
01:08We'll start to start grinding closer to Mexico, as well at the coast as the wind.
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