Archive · 2 Sep 2025
Hurricane Kiko Forms in Pacific Ocean, Heading West
There's a new hurricane called Kiko brewing in the Pacific Ocean.
It's currently far away from land, about 1,840 miles east of Hawaii.
Kiko is moving slowly westward, but it's not a threat to anyone right now.
The winds are blowing pretty fast, around 75 mph!
The experts predict that Kiko will probably get even stronger in the next few days.
But don't worry, there are no warnings or alerts for any coastal areas.
Hurricane Kiko has formed in the eastern Pacific Ocean.
The storm is moving west.
Kiko is located 1,840 miles east of Hawaii.
Maximum sustained winds are 75 mph.
No coastal watches or warnings have been issued.
- Who
- Hurricane Kiko
- What
- Has intensified and is moving west.
- When
- As of Tuesday
- Where
- Eastern Pacific Ocean
- Why
- N/A
- Storm Name
- Kiko
- Location
- Eastern Pacific Ocean
- Distance from Hawaii
- 1,840 miles (2,965 kilometers) east
- Maximum Sustained Winds
- 75 mph (120 kph)
- Movement
- West at 7 mph (11 kph)