Hurricane Nolo caused localized flooding in parts of Hawaii island, particularly in the Kau district, and strong winds led to downed trees and road closures. Gusts reached up to 74 mph in North Kohala, contributing to power outages and travel disruptions. While no injuries or fatalities were reported, residents in flood-prone areas faced challenges. The storm's impacts were less severe than Hurricane Lala, but the memory of past disasters prompted heightened preparedness among residents.