Hurricane Nolo: 105 mph South of Hawaii — What Advisory 22 Says

At 5 PM HST on 25 September 2026, Hurricane Nolo had maximum sustained winds of 105 mph and was about 145 miles south of South Point, Hawaii.\n\nThis ORDO Full Picture breaks down exactly what National Hurricane Center Advisory 22 said about Nolo's track, intensity, warnings, rainfall, storm surge, surf and forecast uncertainty.\n\nKey official hazards at that advisory included:\n• 8–12 inches of rain across eastern and southern parts of the Big Island, with local maxima up to 16 inches.\n• 4–6 inches across eastern Maui, with local maxima up to 8 inches.\n• Significant, life-threatening flooding and mudslides possible in steep terrain.\n• 1–3 feet of storm surge possible in Hawaii County.\n• Life-threatening surf and rip-current conditions.\n• Hurricane Watch and Tropical Storm Warning for Hawaii County; Tropical Storm Watch for Maui County.\n\nForecasts change. For the newest advisory and local instructions, use hurricanes.gov and National Weather Service Hawaii products.\n\nPrimary sources:\nNational Hurricane Center / Central Pacific Hurricane Center — Advisory 22 and Forecast Discussion 22.\nNOAA / NESDIS / STAR — GOES satellite imagery.\n\nMusic only. No synthetic event imagery.\n\n#HurricaneNolo #Hawaii #Weather #ORDOGlobalNews