Hurricane expert Michael Lowry says that dating to 1950, there is a 13 percent increase in the chance of a named storm to track within 100 miles of the Hawaii islands during an El Niño year (35 ...

Hurricane Hone made a close approach to Hawaii last weekend, bringing minor damage and more than 31 inches of rain, which preliminarily ranks it number 4 for the highest rainfall from a tropical ...

The last hurricane to make landfall in Hawaii was Iniki in 1992. Lane would be the third on record. Category 1 Hurricane Dot hit in 1959 and catastrophic Category 4 Iniki came ashore in 1992. Both ...

HONOLULU − As portions of Hawaii's Big Island recover from the flooding rains and damaging winds of Tropical Storm Hone, residents across the state on Tuesday were gearing up for Tropical Storm ...

Number of tropical depressions, storms and hurricanes within 60 nautical miles of Hawaii from 1971-2022, compared to hurricanes only and those hurricanes that were also once E. Pacific hurricanes.

NOAA just released its 2025 Hurricane Outlook for Hawaii — and the forecast might surprise you. Between June and November, experts predict one to four tropical systems could form or move into ...

Hurricane Iniki (Sept. 5- 13, 1992) The most powerful hurricane in recorded history to strike Hawaii came to Kauai on Sept. 11, 1992.

According to the hurricane center, "from Tuesday night into Thursday, storm total rainfall amounts of 4-7 inches are possible along windward areas of the Big Island of Hawaii, with lower amounts ...

Hurricane Lane is bearing down on Hawaii, dumping up to a foot of rain on the Big Island and lashing the state with rough winds. The now Category 1 storm may bring over 30 inches of rain to some ...

The fourth named storm of the Central Pacific hurricane season strengthened into a hurricane on Wednesday and may impact Hawaii by the weekend. The storm is about 1,785 miles east-southeast of ...

One such hurricane formed in an El Niño year: 1992. The costliest hurricane in Hawaii's history, Hurricane Iniki, originated in the eastern Pacific as Tropical Depression Eighteen-E on Sept. 5, 1992.