Hawaii is gearing up for another potential deluge as Tropical Depression Two-C advances west-northwest towards the islands. This system is projected to intensify into Tropical Storm Moke while moving just south of Hawaii, with its nearest approach to the Big Island anticipated on Sunday. According to the National Hurricane Center, rainfall totals could range from 5 to 15 inches in certain areas of the Big Island, while other islands may experience between 1 to 5 inches. Meteorologists are vigilantly tracking the storm's path, as recently inundated regions are at heightened risk for flash floods and landslides.
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