Will Tropical Storm Moke make landfall on Hawaii's Big Island?

Warum: All supplied, independent sources consistently report that Moke’s center remained offshore and tracked south of the Island of Hawaii rather than crossing the coastline. Examples from the evidence: the National Hurricane Center (as cited by News4Jax/AP and CBS) located Moke’s center roughly 320 miles south/southwest of Hilo around midday and news copy states the storm’s center “passed south of the Big Island” on Sunday; the Hawai‘i Emergency Management Agency advisory (HIEMA) forecast and briefed that the center was expected to pass south of the Big Island; Fox Weather and CBS similarly report the centre stayed south and forecasters cancelled coastal warnings as the system remained offshore. None of the provided pages reports the centre crossing the Big Island coastline on or before 00:00 HST on 2026-08-26. Those corroborated observations (reported Aug 23, 2026) constitute positive evidence that the storm centre did not make landfall by the deadline.