Why Hurricane Lala is a historic threat to Hawaii’s Big Island

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Hurricane Lala approached Hawaii's Big Island as a Category 1 storm causing power outages for over 40,000 customers. The storm brought dangerous surf, heavy rain, and raised concerns about mudslides, wildfires, and prolonged outages.

Hurricane Lala approached Hawaii's Big Island as a Category 1 storm. Powerful winds and heavy rain brought dangerous surf and potential flooding. Over 40,000 utility customers across Hawaii lost electricity. Residents prepared for destructive winds, falling trees, and extended power outages. The storm's path raised concerns about mudslides and wildfires.