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"Hurricane Lowell brings heavy rains, winds and waves to Kauai."

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Tuesday • September 8, 2026

Read Today's Print Replica Today's Front Page TVR registration takes effect By GRACE INEZ ADAMS Hawaii Tribune-Herald A new registration requirement for vacation rentals in Hawaii County went into effect last week as part of the implementation of rules established in June 2025 under Ordinance25-50, aimed at regulating short-term rental properties on the island. Beginning Sept. 1, 2026, owners of both hosted and un-hosted transient vacation rentals (TVRs) - defined as rentals of 180 days or less - are required to register their properties with the county through...Read more 'Hurricane Hunters' fly into Lowell Data allows forecasters and officials to warn residents of danger early By CHLOE JONES Honolulu Star-Advertiser While residents on Kauai prepare for Hurricane Lowell's impact, a team of three is flying straight into the storm. Lt. Sarah Cozart, a pilot, and meteorologists Sofia De Solo and Ryan Knapp are just a few who make up the "Hurricane Hunters," a team tasked with gathering storm data under the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. The trio's current mission is tracking...Read more Hurricane Lowell brings heavy rains, winds and waves to Kauai By Tribune-Herald staff Hurricane Lowell was within 175 miles of Kauai Monday evening and moving quickly toward a pass just west of Niihau, forecasters said. On Monday, the storm was expected to lash the islands with heavy rain that couldcause significant flash flooding and mudslides over the next few days. Rain bands were spreading over Kauai and Oahu on Monday. The storm's core is expected to pass to the west of the islands late Monday or early today, sparing residents from a direct hit,...Read more Download the Hawaii Tribune Herald App

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