Three Pacific Hurricanes Swirl Between Hawaii and North America, With 2 Reaching Major Strength
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Updated · The Washington Post · Sep 3
Three Pacific Hurricanes Swirl Between Hawaii and North America, With 2 Reaching Major Strength
3 articles · Updated · The Washington Post · Sep 3
Summary
Three hurricanes are spinning at once in the Pacific between Hawaii and North America’s west coast, an unusual cluster now active over the same broad region.
Two of the storms have already intensified into major hurricanes, while the third is still strengthening and could add to the concentration of powerful systems.
The setup has drawn attention because simultaneous triple hurricanes are rare enough to evoke the disaster-film image of three cyclones churning at once over one ocean basin.