Hurricane Nolo strengthens into a Category 3 hurricane in the remote Pacific Ocean. The storm is far to the west of Hawaii’s main islands, with reporting describing it as being well away from land.
Multiple outlets say the hurricane’s maximum sustained winds increase rapidly, reaching about 115 mph. While the storm is upgraded to Category 3, the coverage emphasizes its location in open ocean rather than any immediate impacts on inhabited areas. The reports do not describe specific damage or warnings in the material provided, focusing instead on the change in intensity and the storm’s distance from Hawaii.
Overall, the outlets align on the core update: Nolo intensifies to Category 3 status with winds near 115 mph, occurring in the western Pacific far from the Hawaiian islands.
