Potential Tropical Cyclone One-C update for Thursday: Heavy rainfall forecast, with increasing risk of wind, wave impacts

The exact location and magnitude of impacts still remain uncertain, but One-C is expected to become a tropical storm by today; several events already canceled or postponed, port conditions increased, Young Brothers closely watching situation.

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The high surf advisory is in place from 6 p.m. tonight to 6 a.m. Friday morning and is not related to the incoming tropical storm.

The 3-month-old seal was identified as RV36, a male, born in late April at Kaʻena Point State Park; the carcass was turned over to National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, which will conduct a post-mortem examination.

The National Weather Service anticipates issuing a tropical storm watch on Thursday as a developing storm system gathers strength.

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The high surf advisory is in place from 6 p.m. tonight to 6 a.m. Friday morning and is not related to the incoming tropical storm.

The 3-month-old seal was identified as RV36, a male, born in late April at Kaʻena Point State Park; the carcass was turned over to National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, which will conduct a post-mortem examination.

The National Weather Service anticipates issuing a tropical storm watch on Thursday as a developing storm system gathers strength.

The disorganized system of showers and thunderstorm activity is expected to become a tropical storm within the next day, and forecasters list a 90% chance that it will develop into a tropical cyclone within the next 48 hours.

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