Tropical Storm Moke swirls near Hawaii with 45 mph winds.
NHC places Moke about 310 miles south of Hilo Sunday morning.
Rain could reach 10-15 inches on the Big Island, prompting flood risk.
Hurricane Lala previously caused deaths, mudslides, and infrastructure damage.
Governor and officials urge readiness as power outages affect thousands.
Why it matters.Up to 15 inches could flood the Big Island, already strained by deadly Hurricane Lala, mudslides, infrastructure damage, and widespread outages.
What to watch.Officials urge readiness as residents monitor rainfall, flooding, and power outages while Moke moves near Hawaii.
Tropical Storm Moke swirls near Hawaii with 45 mph winds.
NHC places Moke about 310 miles south of Hilo Sunday morning.
Rain could reach 10-15 inches on the Big Island, prompting flood risk.
Hurricane Lala previously caused deaths, mudslides, and infrastructure damage.
Governor and officials urge readiness as power outages affect thousands.
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