Hurricane Lowell Is Following a Familiar Path Near Hawaii

Experts and residents were closely watching the storm on Friday, looking for signs of its final path. “It’s too close for comfort,” one said. Note: All times are Hawaii time. Source: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s HURDAT database. Davis/The New York Times The hurricane churning in the Pacific Ocean near Hawaii is forecast to follow a similar path to the only two hurricanes to ever make official landfall in the islands. Hurricane Lowell was south of the island chain and moving to the west on Friday, and is expected to take a right-hand turn toward Hawaii over the weekend, according to the National Hurricane Center.

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