Hurricane Lowell poses significant risks to Hawaii, including damaging winds, heavy rainfall, coastal flooding, and dangerous surf. The westernmost Hawaiian Islands, particularly Kauaʻi, are at the highest risk of experiencing severe weather conditions. The storm's potential to maintain hurricane strength as it approaches the islands could lead to widespread disruptions and damage. Residents are advised to prepare for possible power outages, flooding, and hazardous travel conditions. Emergency officials are coordinating with state and federal agencies to mitigate the storm's impact.