MXA tropical storm named Moke is approaching Hawaii, threatening heavy rainfall and increasing the risk of flooding and landslides. The National Hurricane Center reported that Moke was located approximately 500 kilometers south of Hilo on Sunday morning, with sustained wind speeds of around 75 km/h. Although the storm itself is not expected to make landfall, the heavy rain could cause significant damage in areas already affected by last weekend's Hurricane Lala, which caused two deaths, downed trees, power outages, and road closures. Meteorologists predict up to 25.4 cm of rain on the Big Island and up to 38 cm in isolated areas, potentially endangering lives in mountainous regions and areas impacted by Lala. Governor Josh Green and other state officials urged residents to prepare by restocking food, medicine, and essential supplies.
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