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Hurricane Fausto peaks in Pacific

Tropical Storm Genevieve forms in the Pacific Ocean as Hurricane Fausto strengthens to Category 2

Hurricane Fausto has strengthened into a Category 2 storm in the Pacific Ocean and is expected to approach the Hawaiian Islands next week, forecasters said.

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Hurricane Fausto roars in Pacific Ocean, could impact Hawaii next week

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Hurricane Fausto path map: "Increasing risk" warning issued for Hawaii

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Hurricane Fausto peaks in the Pacific as Tropical Storm Genevieve trails, forecast to become a major storm

Hurricane Fausto peaked in intensity as a category 2 storm on Friday, as it hurtles through the East Pacific and brings attention to the Hawaiian Islands.

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Hurricane Fausto strengthens as Hawaii braces for higher surf

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Hurricane Fausto charges toward Hawaii in the East Pacific

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Hurricane Fausto strengthens into a Category 2 storm ahead of Hawaii approach

The National Hurricane Center in Miami warned on Friday that while the risk of wind and rainfall impacts in the region is growing, it remains too early to pinpoint the precise location or potential se...

Honolulu Star-Advertiser · 1d

Hurricane Fausto expected to weaken as it enters Central Pacific

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Aloha Friday Weather Forecast | High surf continues as Hurricane Fausto nears Hawaii

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NASA finds a massive El Niño building beneath the Pacific Ocean and it is alarming

NASA satellites are tracking a rising ocean surface as El Niño returns. Warm water expansion indicates significant heat storage deep below the ocean. This stored heat fuels El Niño's potential to alter global weather patterns significantly.

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Return Of The Blob? Unusual Conditions In North Pacific Ocean Now Stretch From US Coast To Japan

From plankton to seabirds, it’s bad news for foodwebs in the Pacific and coastal environments: there are some hints that the Blob may be back for another round. Clues about the possible reemergence of the Blob – a recurring Pacific marine heatwave ...

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The Pacific Ocean is running a fever. Why that’s an ominous sign.

A marine heat wave covering an area eight times the size of the United States could soon fuel serious storms and extreme heat.

Times of San Diego

Opinion: Pacific Ocean’s warming, instability producing ecological disruption

Beachgoers at Pacific Beach during an unusual March heatwave. (File photo by Thomas Murphy/Times of San Diego) An increasingly hotter and less stable Pacific Ocean is fast becoming a stronger source of risk for fisheries, biodiversity and climate-linked ...