Pacific Ocean Currents

Hurricane Kiko, Hawaii and Pacific

Hurricane Kiko, Tropical Storm Lorena: Latest path, forecast

Two storms -- Hurricane Kiko and Tropical Storm Lorena -- are developing in the Pacific Ocean and may cause flash flooding, rip currents and high surf conditions in the United States.

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Maps show Hurricane Kiko's path and forecast in Pacific as it moves west toward Hawaii

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Will Hurricane Kiko hit Hawaii? Latest forecast for Category 4 storm in Pacific

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Kiko weakens to a tropical storm, brings dangerous rip currents as it passes Hawaii

Former Hurricane Kiko, now a tropical storm as it passes north of the Hawaiian Islands on Sept. 9, avoided a direct hit to land but is still churning up life-threatening rip tides and surf conditions,...

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Kiko rapidly weakens to tropical storm as former hurricane makes closest approach to Hawaiian Islands

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Hurricane Kiko expected to avoid direct contact with Hawaiʻi

Honolulu Star-Advertiser · 13h

Kiko downgraded to tropical storm as it passes north of Hawaii

Dangerous, large waves of 10 to 15 feet are expected for the east shores of Oahu and Kauai.

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TRACKING KIKO | Hurricane Kiko to pass north of Hawaii, dangerous surf and marine conditions expected

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Hurricane Kiko weakens as it is forecast to track north of Hawaii

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Five rescued from Pacific Ocean off Oceanside during high rip current risk

Five people were rescued from the Pacific Ocean near the pier in downtown Oceanside after getting into distress. The rescues come amid a high rip current risk at San Diego area beaches, with 3 to 5-foot waves.

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Kiko weakens but still threatens Hawaii with dangerous rip currents

Kiko, once a Category 4 hurricane, weakened to a tropical storm, but will still bring the risk of heavy rainfall and dangerous surf to Hawaii.

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Hurricane Kiko Footage Over The Pacific Ocean Called "Unbelievable" By Experts

As experts continue to monitor the footage, the hurricane is already showing "unbelievable" signs in the Pacific Ocean. Meteorologist @MaxVelocityWX gave an honest assessment of the hurricane. Just hours ago, the system was tracking over the Pacific Ocean. Hurricane Kiko was looking strong, and with quite an eye.

Hurricane Kiko barrels toward Hawaii prompting state of emergency ahead of massive waves, rip currents

A state of emergency remains in effect across the state of Hawaii as powerful Hurricane Kiko continues to barrel across the Central Pacific Ocean on a path bringing it close to the Aloha State this week.

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Kiko, now a tropical storm, expected to pass north of Hawaii. See tracker.

Kiko continues on a path to pass through the north side of the Hawaiian Islands, bringing the potential of life-threatening rip current conditions.

There Are Two Storms Churning In the Pacific Ocean. How Rare Are These Types of Hurricanes?

For all of the natural and human-made hardships the U.S. west coast must endure—earthquakes, droughts, wildfires—it is generally spared hurricanes. Even as two new named storm systems—hurricane Kiko and tropical storm Lorena—currently churn in the Pacific Ocean,

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Hurricane Kiko intensifies to Category 4 storm over the Pacific Ocean

Forecasters said Kiko could get even stronger in the next day or so, but that its intensity was likely to fluctuate after that. There were no watches or warnings associated with Kiko and no hazards affecting land.

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Ocean currents can generate electricity – and our study shows Africa ...

Some of the fastest ocean currents in the world have been discovered off South Africa, Somalia, Kenya, Tanzania and Madagascar. These can be used to generate energy.