Hurricane Fausto Expected to Weaken, Potential Impacts on Hawaiian Islands
Hurricane Fausto Expected to Weaken, Potential Impacts on Hawaiian Islands
US · Published Jul 25, 2026
Hurricane Fausto, currently a well-organized hurricane with maximum sustained winds of approximately 105 mph (169 km/h), is forecast to weaken to a tropical storm by early Monday morning.
The National Hurricane Center (NHC) in Miami has indicated that the storm is likely near its peak intensity and will begin to weaken due to cooler ocean waters, drier air, and increased wind shear.

Impact & Risks

The Hawaiian Islands face an elevated risk of wind and rainfall impacts as Hurricane Fausto approaches. While the storm is expected to weaken to a tropical storm, its effects could still include strong winds and heavy rainfall, potentially leading to localized flooding and hazardous conditions. The storm's wind field is smaller than average for Pacific hurricanes, which may limit the extent of its impact. However, the National Hurricane Center has urged residents to remain vigilant and monitor updates, as the storm's exact path and intensity could still change.

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