The Big Island and eastern Maui are at the highest risk of significant impacts, including life-threatening flooding and mudslides due to heavy rainfall. Windward and southeastern areas of the Big Island, especially those with steep terrain or recent storm damage, are particularly vulnerable. Gusty winds are also expected across the Hawaiian Islands, especially in elevated areas. While western Maui and other islands may experience lighter rainfall, localized flooding remains a possibility. Residents and visitors should remain vigilant as conditions evolve.