Cyclone Lola

It said the storm could bring close to 200kph winds and record rainfall, causing widespread flooding in the Pacific nation. On its current path, Lola poses no ...

Seven months after being battered by twin cyclones, Vanuatu is bracing for another one as cyclone Lola bears down on the country's second-biggest city.

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Severe tropical cyclone Lola is passing over Pentecost Island and is forecast to make landfall on Malekula Island, Fiji Meteorological Service says.

"Very destructive hurricane force winds of 230km/h gusting to 320km/h are expected."

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The Vanuatu Met Service downgraded Lola to a category 4 on Tuesday but said the massive storm will still pack a severe punch when it makes land.

Tropical Cyclone Lola is starting to move over Vanuatu and over the coming days will weaken in intensity as it continues to move south.

Tropical Cyclone Lola tracks southwestward over northern Vanuatu late Oct. 24. Landfall over Pentecost Island imminent.

As of Wednesday early morning, Fiji Meteorological Service said the storm was passing over Pentecost Island and forecast to make landfall on Malekula Island.

The super storm, which was downgraded to a category 4 on Wednesday, continues to barrel across the Pacific island nation.

Cyclone Lola is just hours away from making landfall on Vanuatu and is expected to wreak “significant to destructive impacts” on the island nation. At leas.