Two powerful storms are currently making waves in the Pacific Ocean, with the National Weather Service closely monitoring their movements. Major Hurricane Genevieve has intensified into a formidable force, currently raging in the open waters of the Pacific far from land, its strong winds and heavy rainfall posing no immediate threat to coastal communities. Meanwhile, Tropical Storm Fausto has begun to lose steam, but its remnants are still bringing significant surf to Hawaii, with residents and visitors on the islands advised to exercise caution when approaching the ocean. As the storms continue to evolve, forecasters are keeping a watchful eye on their potential paths, with updates expected in the coming days.
Major Hurricane Genevieve was roaring in the Pacific Ocean far from land Monday evening at the same time that the weakening Tropical Storm Fausto was bringing large surf to Hawaii.
