Tropical Storm Nora continued on a westward path overnight.
As of 5 a.m., the National Hurricane Center reports that Tropical Storm Nora was 1,330 miles east-southeast of Hilo, moving west at a rate of 14 miles per hour.
Maximum sustained winds circulating with Tropical Storm Nora have reached 45 mph.
NHC forecasters say a gradual decrease in forward speed is expected on Monday, as is a west-northwest turn of the storm. In addition, some models are showing Tropical Storm Nora taking a northern turn sometimes around Tuesday as a mid-latitude trough is forecast to break down the ridge currently steering the storm.
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Tropical Storm Nora’s strength is forecast to continue to grow and the storm has the potential to become a hurricane Sunday night.
The Central Pacific Hurricane Center expects the Tropical Storm Nora will cross over into its jurisdiction Saturday evening.
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