Tropical Storm Lala was bringing strong winds and rain to Hawaii's Big Island on Saturday.

The National Hurricane Center gave a rare hurricane warning for the Big Island.

Forecasters said some areas could get over 635 millimeters of rain, which could cause mudslides.

Governor Josh Green said the storm is enormous and people should be prepared.

The strong winds could cause flooding and wildfires in the islands.

A hurricane warning was given for the Big Island and a tropical storm warning for other islands.

The National Hurricane Center said wind speeds in higher areas could be stronger than expected.

A Category 3 hurricane hit the Big Island in 1871, and now Lala is approaching.

People are getting ready for the storm, and shelters are opening.

A meteorologist said the storm can cause damage even if it doesn't make landfall.

The National Hurricane Center predicted a lot of rain for the islands.

The storm could cause flooding, mudslides, and dangerous ocean conditions.

Tropical Storm Lala was moving towards the west-northwest with strong winds.

A state representative travelled to the Big Island to be with her people.

The southern part of the island is rural, and people are worried about the storm.

A state representative said people should go to safe places if their homes are not strong.

Many parts of Hawaii are still recovering from floods that happened in March.

Hawaii had very bad floods 20 years ago.

Farmers are worried that the storm will damage their crops.

A coffee farmer said the weather was good on Friday, but the storm is a concern.

Strong winds are making people worry about fires.

A town on Maui had a big fire during a hurricane in 2023.

A man from Lahaina said people are more aware of the weather after a big fire.

Kauai had a Category 4 hurricane in 1992, and this year is similar.