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Hurricane Nolo could bring major flooding to Hawaii this weekend

The zig-zagging storm is expected to strengthen into a major hurricane as it approaches the Big Island.

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Hurricane Nolo is forecast to slow down as it nears Hawaii's Big Island, with meteorologists predicting it could intensify into a major hurricane by this weekend. The storm's erratic, zig-zagging path has made its trajectory harder to predict.

Forecasters warn that Nolo could bring torrential rainfall to areas already saturated from flooding earlier this summer, raising concerns about additional flood damage. Residents in affected regions are being urged to monitor updates as the storm approaches.

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