Hawaii has declared a state of emergency in anticipation of a hurricane expected to impact the Big Island this weekend. The hurricane, named Lala, is projected to bring heavy rain and strong winds. If it makes landfall, it would mark the first hurricane to strike the island since 1871.
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Hawaii declares state of emergency as hurricane approaches
Hawaii has issued a state of emergency as Hurricane Lala approaches the Big Island, expected to bring heavy rain and wind. This would be the first hurricane to hit the island since 1871 if it makes landfall.
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