Nolo was a tropical storm in the North Pacific Ocean Wednesday morning Hawaii time, the National Hurricane Center said in its latest advisory. The New York Times Flash flooding can occur well inland and away from the storm’s center.

Tropical Storm Nolo Strengthens South of Hawaii as Watches Fly September 24, 2026. Tropical Storm Nolo is about 285 miles south of South Point, Hawaii, with sustained winds near 60 mph, and the official forecast brings it to hurricane strength today and major hurricane strength… pic.twitter.com/95tjcLFtjf

The system could produce wind gusts equivalent to those of a Category 1 hurricane, one expert told Newsweek.

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NOAA Hurricane Hunters captured footage from inside Hurricane Polo during a research mission.

New Mexico is now in the forecast cone for Hurricane Polo.