Meteorologists from AccuWeather are closely observing a tropical system that may form in the central Pacific and could approach Hawaii later this week. The anticipated timeframe for development is from August 11 to 13, with possible effects occurring from Friday to Sunday, which may include intense rainfall, hazardous surf, flooding, and strong winds. The eastern Pacific has seen seven named storms thus far this season, among which are two hurricanes, with Hurricane Genevieve achieving Category 5 status and winds reaching 160 mph in late July. Experts indicate that the future path and strength of the system remain uncertain, yet hazardous surf and rip currents are anticipated around Hawaii.
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