Hurricane Gilma

Rapid weakening of Hurricane Gilma is expected today, with steady weakening continuing after that. Gilma is forecast to be downgraded to a remnant low by Thursday night.

Hurricane Gilma continues to move toward the west near 8 mph. Although some weakening is expected over the next few days, Gilma is still forecasted to be a hurricane when it passes the central Pacific basin on Tuesday.

Hurricane Gilma, now a Category 3 storm with sustained winds of 120 mph, continues to move slowly across the East Pacific. Currently located over 1,000 miles east of Hilo, Hawaii, and west-southwest of Baja California, it is expected to remain a major hurricane through Friday. While no coastal warnings are in effect yet, Gilma is projected to approach Hawaii by the end of the month, where is is anticipated to bring hurricane-force winds, heavy rainfall and hazardous surf. All Hands and Hearts will continue to monitor the path and impacts of this storm.

Hurricane Gilma has intensified into a Category 3 hurricane with sustained winds of 115 mph and is forecasted to continue moving west-northwest over the next several days. 

Hurricane Gilma has formed in the Pacific and is moving westward on a potential path headed for Hawaii. There is another tropical disturbance further west that has a high likelihood of developing into a tropical storm.

All Hands and Hearts is closely monitoring this storm and its trajectory.