No. Hurricane Nolo did not make landfall on any of the main Hawaiian Islands in September 2026. The Central Pacific Hurricane Center tracked the storm well south of the chain; as of late Saturday, September 26, it was centered about 165 miles south-southwest of South Point on Hawaii Island and moving west, with the forecast keeping its core south and southwest of the islands.
Outer rain bands still brought heavy showers, gusty winds, and rough surf to parts of Hawaii Island and neighboring islands, but county and weather officials reported no landfall and no storm-related fatalities. Hawaii Island’s hurricane watch had been lifted by late Saturday morning as Nolo pulled away.
Source: Honolulu Star-Advertiser — Hawaii island residents weather Hurricane Nolo