So, it appears, based upon all available provided links, coupled with all available comments as posted herewith, one could reasonably surmise that Tropical Storm/Hurricane Kiko will do one, or more, or even possibly all of the following:
1. Miss Hawaii Island by going to the south of the Island.
OR
2. Miss Hawaii Island by going to the north of the Island.
OR
3. Hit Hawaii Island directly.
OR
4. Fizzle out before it gets close to Hawaii Island.
Which, when you think about it, is about as accurate of a weather forecast for Hawaii Island as one can normally expect at any given time, especially when going out 5 to 7 plus days from now.
At any event, make sure to stock up on rice, toilet paper and SPAM before everyone else does!
In all seriousness, stay safe and informed and watch the weather reports. Hopefully, when this storm passes, there will be no need for anyone to toss us plebes rolls of paper towels.
1. Miss Hawaii Island by going to the south of the Island.
OR
2. Miss Hawaii Island by going to the north of the Island.
OR
3. Hit Hawaii Island directly.
OR
4. Fizzle out before it gets close to Hawaii Island.
Which, when you think about it, is about as accurate of a weather forecast for Hawaii Island as one can normally expect at any given time, especially when going out 5 to 7 plus days from now.
At any event, make sure to stock up on rice, toilet paper and SPAM before everyone else does!
In all seriousness, stay safe and informed and watch the weather reports. Hopefully, when this storm passes, there will be no need for anyone to toss us plebes rolls of paper towels.