Miami (AP) – Hurricane Kiko As a post-tropical cyclone, I was on the road to Hawaii for the next few days. Lorena Forecasts said on Friday that heavy rains had been flooded Mexico’s Baja California Peninsula.
Kiko was a Category 3 hurricane, but it was far away Hawaiian Islands Miami’s National Hurricane Center said it is too early to communicate the exact location and severity of the impact expected to reach the US 50th state around mid-term next week.
According to a Friday morning recommendation, Kiko’s centre was about 1,245 miles (2,000 kilometers) east-southeast of Hiro, Hawaii. The maximum winds are maintained at 115 mph (185 kph), and predictors said Kiko is moving west-northwest at 9 mph (15 kph).
Kiko’s strength will fluctuate over the next two days before it weakens earlier next week, predictors said.
Although the clocks and warnings were not effective, Hawaiians were encouraged to monitor the progress of the hurricane. Forecasters said swells from Kiko could begin to reach parts of Hawaii by the end of the weekend.
Hurricane Centre Earlier on Friday, it issued the final public recommendation for the post-tropical Cyclone Rolena. At the time, the system had maximum sustained winds of 35 mph (56 kph) and was still about 170 miles (274 kph) west of Cabo San Lazaro, Mexico.
Lorena was expected to weaken and dissipate further on Sunday, the Meteorological Agency said, but it could still bring quarantined rainfall to Mexico’s California Sur, Baja California, Sonora and parts of the Mexican states of Sinaloa. The risk of flash floods and landslides in these areas was expected to remain until Friday night.
Heavy rains of up to four inches (10 cm) are still possible in Arizona and New Mexico, which could lead to flash floods that were isolated on Saturday, the Meteorological Agency said.
