Hurricane Fausto Weakens as It Approaches Hawaii
Hurricane Fausto Weakens as It Approaches Hawaii
US · Published Jul 25, 2026
Hurricane Fausto, which peaked as a Category 2 storm, is moving through the East Pacific toward Hawaii.
The storm is expected to weaken significantly due to cooler waters and dry air, potentially downgrading to a tropical storm or remnant low by the time it reaches the islands.

Impact & Risks

Hurricane Fausto poses a potential risk to Hawaii, with impacts expected to include heavy rainfall and high surf, particularly on the eastern and northeastern shores. While the storm is forecast to weaken significantly, residents should remain cautious as conditions may change. Tropical Storm Genevieve, currently located south of Zihuatanejo, Mexico, is expected to intensify into a major hurricane, but it is not projected to impact land, including Hawaii. Another system in the East Pacific is being monitored for possible development.

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