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Hurricane Lowell Impacts Hawaii, Travel Delays Affect Mainland
Hurricane Lowell brought rain, wind, and waves to Hawaii, prompting a state of emergency. Concurrently, storms in the central U.S. caused travel disruptions as millions returned from the Labor Day weekend.
09/26/2026 · Alaska edition
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Why it matters locally: While Alaska is geographically distant from the immediate impact of Hurricane Lowell in Hawaii, the widespread travel delays across the central United States could affect Alaskans flying to or from the Lower 48, especially after the Labor Day holiday weekend.
Hurricane Lowell delivered heavy rainfall, damaging winds, and high waves to parts of Hawaii. Authorities declared a state of emergency across the affected areas. Simultaneously, severe weather systems across the central United States caused travel delays for individuals returning from the Labor Day holiday weekend. These weather events impacted millions of travelers. NBC correspondent Liz Kreutz reported on the unfolding situation. TODAY meteorologist Al Roker provided forecasts regarding the storms.Related Topics
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