Wird der tropische Wirbelsturm Nolo direkt auf einer der Hauptinseln Hawaiis als Kategorie-3-Sturm oder stärker an Land gehen?

Warum: Authoritative and local sources in the evidence consistently report that Hurricane Nolo’s center remained well offshore of the main Hawaiian Islands through the noon HST deadline on 2026-09-27 and that no landfall (eye crossing any listed island coastline) was reported. The Central Pacific Hurricane Center / NHC advisories place the center south/southwest of the Big Island (e.g. ~165 mi SSW of South Point in the 5 PM HST Sep 26 advisory) and explicitly state the center would remain well south/southwest of the main islands; later NHC advisory data (5 PM HST Sep 27) still place the eye hundreds of miles from Honolulu. Hawaii Public Radio’s live updates (11:53 AM HST on Sep 27) state Nolo “continues to strengthen as it moves west away from the main Hawaiian Islands.” No supplied source reports the storm’s eye crossing the coastline of Hawaii County, Maui, Molokai, Lanai, Kahoolawe, Oahu, or Kauai by 12:00 HST on 2026-09-27; therefore the condition (center crossing a listed coastline while 1‑minute winds ≥111 mph) was not met by that deadline.