Maps show the path of Hurricane Kiko and its expectations while moving in the west towards Hawaii

Hurricane Kiko, Storm of Category 3, hovering in Pacific Ocean It heads west in a direction towards Hawaii.

The predictors have warned that swelling from the storm could reach the Hawaiian Islands by the end of the weekend and cause life -threatening waves.

As of Friday morning, the storm was located about 300 miles east to southeast Hilo and about 1500 miles from Honolulu, the National Hurricane Center said in A. Early morning consultant. Its maximum winds were at the top of 125 miles per hour and was moving west at about 9 miles per hour.

It can weaken some reinforcement before Kiko weakens Friday night during the weekend.

Coastal watches or warnings were not effective from Friday morning.

Maps show the path of Hurricane Kiko

While Kiko is traveling slowly, Hawaii has become more in the sight line for possible direct effects such as wind and rainfall starting on Monday. The main threats are expected to be on Tuesday, according to Nikki Nolan, the meteorologist at CBS News and stations.

Honolulu’s national weather service monitors the potential effects of Kiko and expects heavy rains that lead to possible floods – along with high waves – early next week.

Details of this map are the expected path of the storm, which indicates that it approaches the Hawaiian Islands this week:

Another map, from the National Hurricane Center, shows that the winds of the tropical storm may begin to influence Hawaii on Monday.

as CBS is affiliated with Honolulu However, it is too early to know where the storm will go exactly with regard to my hobby where the path of prediction can change.