At this time, thePacific Ocean is recording intense cyclonic activity, with the formation of several cyclones tropical. Currently, theHurricane Honeclassified as Category 1is affecting the area of Hawaii con winds up to 121 km/h and a minimum pressure of 991 hPa.
Hurricane Hone Threatens Hawaii
Hurricane Hone poses a serious risk to Hawaii, particularly to the Big Island. Strong gusts of wind, heavy rainfall and storm surges (storm surge) associated with this meteorological phenomenon can cause serious damage to coastal areas, buildings and infrastructure.
According to experts of theHurricane CenterHone could reach its maximum intensity between Today e MondayThe area most at risk appears to be the eastern part of the Hawaiian archipelago, especially the Big Island area.
Emergency Measures and Preparedness
Due to the threat posed by Hurricane Hone, the governor of Hawaii, Josh Greenhe declared state of emergency. In addition, state authorities have ordered the closure of Big Island camping areas as a precautionary measure.
Hawaii is still dealing with the aftermath of recent wildfires, considered the most devastating in its history. Now, they must prepare for flooding and potential disruption from Hurricane Hone.
Hurricane Gilma: Another Threat to Hawaii
In addition to Hone, another cyclonic system is developing in the Pacific Ocean. Hurricane Gilma, classified as a Category 4, is moving west towards Hawaii, with winds exceeding 200 km/h. Although Gilma It may weaken as it approaches the islands, but it still poses a significant threat due to the adverse weather conditions it can bring.