Mareegga Moke wuxuu ku dhowaaqayaa Hawaii: Bararo iyo xaaladaha dabiiciga ah ee ka socda
Mareegga Moke wuxuu ku dhowaaqayaa Hawaii, wuxuuna keenayaa bararo iyo bararo xooggan oo kaliya todobaad kadib markii deegaankaas uu ka soo gaaray huruudka Lala. Maamulka gobolka ayaa dadka ku amray inay bararaan, iyadoo xaaladda dabiiciga ah ee ka socota ay sii socoto.
Xaaladda Moke iyo meesha uu marayo
Mareegga Moke wuxuu ku dhowaaqayaa Hawaii, wuxuuna ku yaallaa 684 kiiloomitir, ama 425 mil, koonfurta magaalada Hilo. Wuxuu socdaa dhinaca galbeed-bari-galbeed 19 kiiloomitir/saacad, halka bararo ugu sarreeya ay gaarayaan 85 kiiloomitir/saacad (50 mil/saacad).
Mareegga wuxuu la filayaa inuu ka baxo koonfurta Hawaii Island habeenkii, wuxuuna sii wadi doonaa dhinaca galbeed ilaa maanta. Maamulka Mareykanka ee huruudka (NHC) wuxuu sheegay inuu uusan ku dhicin deegaanka, laakiin bararo iyo bararo xooggan ayaa laga filayaa.
Bararada iyo dhaqdhaqaaqa maamulka
Maamulka gobolka Hawaii, Josh Green, wuxuu dadka ku amray inay bararaan bararo, dhaqaaq iyo bararo kale. Wuxuu ogolaaday in 100 dhismo oo hotel ah loo isticmaalo dadka ku xiran xaaladda. Wuxuu sheegay in kumanaan qof ay u baahan yihiin bararo iyo bararo kale.
Mareegga wuxuu keenayaa bararo dhexdhexaad ah oo u dhexeeya 130mm iyo 250mm (5 ilaa 10 cal) dhinacyada koonfureed iyo bararada ee Hawaii Island. Qaar ka mid ah meelaha isku xiran ayaa laga filayaa inay helaan ilaa 380mm (15 cal) oo barar ah.
Dhaqdhaqaaqa ka horreeyay iyo warbixinta
Huruudka Lala, oo ahaa huruudka Class 1, wuxuu keenay bararo badan oo ka badan 1,000mm (39 cal) oo barar ah, wuxuuna keenay in qaar ka mid ah dhulka uu ka baxo. Wuxuu keenay in kumanaan qof ay u baahan yihiin bararo iyo bararo kale.
Maamulka gobolka wuxuu sheegay in bararada ay sii socdaan, gaar ahaan dhinacyada koonfureed iyo bararada ee Hawaii Island. Wuxuu sheegay in bararada ay sii socdaan, gaar ahaan dhinacyada koonfureed iyo bararada ee Hawaii Island.
Tropical Storm Moke is advancing toward Hawaii with heavy rain and strong winds, arriving just a week after Hurricane Lala left the islands battered by flooding and power outages. Residents are being urged to prepare as the storm is expected to pass south of the Big Island overnight.
Storm Position and Movement
As of 11am Hawaii Standard Time, Tropical Storm Moke was located approximately 684 kilometres south of Hilo on Hawaii Island. The system is moving west-northwest at 19km/h, with maximum sustained winds of about 85km/h reported by the National Hurricane Center.
Moke is forecast to pass south of Hawaii Island overnight and into the following morning, sparing the Big Island a potentially disastrous direct hit. After passing the island, the storm is projected to continue on a westward path near the islands through early Tuesday.
Rainfall and Wind Forecasts
The National Hurricane Center projects that Moke will bring roughly 130mm to 250mm of rainfall over the next two days on the southeast and windward sides of the Big Island, with some isolated areas seeing up to 380mm. Eastern Maui is likely to receive between 76mm and 150mm of rain.
Impacts will be especially felt on the windward and southeast sides of the Big Island, though they are expected to be more limited than those caused by Hurricane Lala. Governor Josh Green warned that the heavy rain is unlikely to end with Moke, as another storm front is expected about a week later.
Preparation and Recovery Efforts
Hawaii Governor Josh Green has urged residents to restock food, medicine and daily essentials ahead of Moke's arrival. He authorised 100 hotel rooms for people who may lack adequate services or protection, noting that the storm could have a big impact because the islands have already been hit hard.
Power had been restored to most of Hawaii Island after Hurricane Lala, but some remote areas were still experiencing outages, with full restoration expected by September 8. At least one person died in last weekend's storm, which dumped more than 1,000mm of rain and forced nearly 130,000 utility customers to lose power.
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