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No Atlantic Tropical Cyclones as Tropical Storm Moke Approaches Hawaii
The National Hurricane Center reported no active tropical cyclones in the Atlantic basin as of August 23, 2026, and issued an Atlantic Tropical Weather Outlook the previous day [1][2]. In the Pacific, Tropical Storm Moke moved toward Hawaii on Saturday, with forecasters expecting heavy rain and strong gusts on the Big Island [5]. NOAA indicated more than a foot of rain could fall across the Big Island [3][4]. The storm arrived as Hawaii was still beginning cleanup from Hurricane Lala earlier in the month [4][5].
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Sources
- nhc.noaa.gov · There are no tropical cyclones at this time. Aug 23, 2026
- nhc.noaa.gov · Atlantic Tropical Weather Outlook Aug 22, 2026
- npr.org · Tropical Storm Moke to cause more flooding as Hawaii recovers from Lala Aug 23, 2026
- khou.com · Tropical Storm Moke set to dump more heavy rain on hurricane-stricken Hawaii Aug 24, 2026
- khou.com · Hawaii braces for Tropical Storm Moke, but cleanup from Hurricane Lala is just beginning Aug 23, 2026
- abc13.com · Moke could threaten Hawaii over the weekend, a few tropical waves to watch in the Atlantic. Aug 22, 2026
- khou.com · Tropical Storm Moke on track to bring more heavy rain and winds to Hawaii Aug 21, 2026
- khou.com · More than 700 cats survive Hurricane Lala as Hawaii cat sanctuary faces $20K in damage Aug 20, 2026
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