The primary of the back-to-again storms expected to hit Hawaii made landfall early Friday. Tropical Storm Iselle—downgraded from a typhoon late Thursday after slowing down—arrived with winds of 60 mph at 2:30 a.m. native time, in keeping with the National Weather Provider. Typhoon Julio, located about 1,000 miles in the back of Iselle, is now anticipated to arrive early Sunday morning, and can be not off course to weaken right into a tropical storm. Iselle is the primary tropical storm to hit the state in 22 years, following the pattern of Hawaii being sheltered from excessive climate.
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