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Hurricane Lowell tracks near Hawaiian Islands

Photo: Inside the eye of Category 5 Hurricane Lowell before it turns toward Hawaii

Hurricane Lowell regained Category 5 strength Friday before it turns north Sunday, with track shifts determining whether Hawaii's westernmost islands will face hurricane force winds and storm surge.

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Hurricane Lowell reaches Category 5 status south of Hawaii

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Hurricane Lowell lashes Hawaii's western islands

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Hurricane carves path of destruction in Hawaii

More than 80% of customers are without power on the island of Kauai after Hurricane Lowell left a path of destruction.

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Hurricane Lowell recovery begins in Hawaii: power and water outages, resort damaged

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Hurricane Lowell leaves trail of destruction across Kauai

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Lowell lashes Hawaii, knocking out power to thousands as flood risk continues

The Kauai Island Utility Cooperative reported that nearly all of its members were without power early Tuesday.

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Hurricane Lowell’s Bands Bring Rain, Fierce Wind and Outages on Kauai

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Lowell batters Hawaii

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Lowell now a category 5 hurricane, forecast to make a northward turn this weekend

Lowell's passage to the south is expected to boost trade wind speeds to wind advisory levels.

Hurricane Lowell intensifies into monster Category 5 storm as multiple systems develop in Pacific

Lowell officially strengthened into a major hurricane late Tuesday night. The storm just became a hurricane early Tuesday morning, and underwent rapid intensification at nighttime. The National Hurricane Center announced that Lowell was upgraded to a Category 5 storm Wednesday evening.

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Hawaii braces for potential direct strike from major Hurricane Lowell as Pacific is supercharged with activity

The Pacific is alive with activity with two major hurricanes and a hurricane in the basin. This is a quintessential result of the strong El Niño conditions in place as the increased rising air and reduced wind shear allow for more storms to develop.

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Warnings issued and state of emergency declared for 1.5 million people as Hurricane Lowell approaches

Hawaii has declared a state of emergency as Hurricane Lowell comes closer. Last week, 1,432,820 people, the population of Hawaii were told to 'prepare for the worst' although, at the time it was unclear on whether the Hurricane would actually hit.

Hurricane Lowell hit category 5 with near 160mph winds as ‘life-threatening’ warning issued

Hurricane Lowell grew alarmingly into a Category 5 storm as it hurtled towards Hawaii with winds nearing 160mph. Thankfully for the residents of the Hawaiian Islands, it since was downgraded to Category 4 but still remains a major threat according to officials.