TRACKING KIKO: Hurricane Kiko has weakened slightly but remains a dangerous Category 4 system that could still re-intensify far to the east-southeast of Hawaii. Kiko is forecast to approach the Hawaiian Islands during the early to middle portion of next week. The risk of direct impacts from wind and rain from Kiko is increasing, but it is still too soon to say exactly where those impacts will occur and how intense they will be. At this point, flooding rainfall is a possibility, starting as soon

Hurricane Kiko is forecast to pass north of Hawaii as a tropical storm, but rain, gusty winds, and rough seas from Kiko are expected to impact the islands this week. https://bit.ly/3JTKnK4 | AccuWeather

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This is one of the more impressive underdog hurricanes I've seen in a long time. Hurricane Kiko has been slowly traveling West in the Pacific Ocean initially threatening Hawaii but it will pass to the east and major effects will miss the islands. This storm is currently a Category 4 with 140 MPH winds which have been steady for days now. Originally expected to weaken 3-4 days ago, it actually intensified and has maintained strength. This hurricane is also shrinking while maintaining a large eye