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On Sunday evening, emergency authorities in Hawaii declared a Hurricane Watch for Kaua'i County following a slight eastward shift in Hurricane Lowell's projected path, increasing the likelihood of a direct impact. At 5 p.m., Lowell was classified as a Category 3 hurricane, boasting winds of 120 mph and located approximately 50 miles south-southwest of Lihu'e. Meteorologists predict that the storm will come close to Ni'ihau and Kaua'i late Monday night into early Tuesday morning, potentially diminishing to a Category 1 or 2 hurricane. Hawaii's emergency management agency is advising residents to finalize their preparations urgently, cautioning that hazardous surf, torrential rain, and destructive winds could arrive imminently. This situation represents the most significant threat Lowell poses to a populated Hawaiian island since it escalated into a major hurricane a few days prior.
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00:00Hawaii just raised the alarm. A hurricane watch is now in effect for Kauai County,
00:04as Hurricane Lowell's track shifted east overnight, putting the island directly in
00:09the storm's path. As of Sunday evening, Lowell was a Category 3 hurricane with 120-mile-per-hour
00:15winds, sitting just 50 miles south-southwest of Lahu. Forecasters say the storm is expected to
00:22pass close to Niihau and Kauai late Monday night into Tuesday morning, likely as a weaker Category
00:281 or 2 hurricane by the time it arrives. Hawaii's Emergency Management Agency is urging residents to
00:34finish securing their homes now. Stock up on supplies and sign up for local alerts. Officials
00:40warn that dangerous surf, flash flooding, and damaging wind gusts could hit with little
00:45additional warning. This is the closest and most direct threat Lowell has posed to a populated
00:50Hawaiian island, since it first exploded into a major hurricane days ago in the Central Pacific.
00:55Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.

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