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Lowell still a tropical storm — 60 mph, 460 mi NNW of Lihue; land hazards now none

Origin Lane: climate28.1N, 162.3W · ~460 mi NNW of Lihue, Hawaii

Official Advisory 54 keeps Lowell a weakening tropical storm farther north-northwest of Kauai with no coastal watches — and the land-hazards block drops to none after Adv 53’s surf-only line.

Official CPHC/NHC Adv. 54 center near 28.1N, 162.3W. Source map
Advisory
54 · EP122026 · 500 AM HST Wed Sep 9 / 1500 UTC Wed Sep 9 · Tropical Storm
Center
28.1N, 162.3W · ~460 mi NNW Lihue
Winds / pressure
60 mph (50 kt) · 985 mb
Motion
NNW 330° / 13 mph
Watches
None — no coastal watches or warnings in effect
Land hazard
None (vs Adv 53 surf-only)
TS-force winds
Outward up to ~255 mi from center
Outlook
Gradual weakening; Discussion day-5 post-tropical ~30 kt by 14/1200Z
vs Adv 53
65→60 mph · 981→985 mb · 390→460 mi NNW · surf line dropped
Live
See live NHC HUD — do not freeze Adv 54 as current

Primary: NWS CPHC Honolulu / NHC Miami Tropical Storm Lowell Advisory Number 54 and Discussion Number 54 (Forecasters Evans/Kelly), plus TCM and CurrentStorms.

What it is not: a Hawaii main-island landfall; a re-ship of Adv 35–53 or the morning Adv 53 draft; inventing rain/surf totals (Adv 54 lists land hazards None); SWPC; ECDO proof; a frozen live gauge after 1500 UTC.

Why it matters

Official departure card vs morning Adv 53. Cleanup and local NWS products own what remains on shore — the Cat-5 archive rail is memory, not this bulletin.

Sources

Official data. Live values go to the HUD / source product.

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