Hawaii Prepares for Hurricane Kiko's Arrival

Hawaii is on high alert as Hurricane Kiko heads its way. The acting governor has called for a statewide state of emergency to ensure everyone is ready. Experts believe the storm will lose some strength as it moves into cooler ocean waters, but it could still bring heavy rain and large waves. Meanwhile, the Northeast is bracing for severe weather too. A strong cold front is expected to bring high winds and hail along the I-95 corridor. The Storm Prediction Center has issued a slight risk for severe weather, so people should be cautious, especially in the afternoon when conditions might worsen. In Michigan, powerful waves are causing trouble. A cold front has created dangerous conditions near the coast, with warnings for swimmers and boaters to stay away from the water. The National Weather Service has issued marine warnings to keep everyone safe. Weather events like these remind us how important it is to stay informed and prepared. Whether it's a hurricane, severe storms, or dangerous waves, knowing what's coming can make a big difference.