Latest 0z runs are starting to come in and so far suggest a building consensus exists that the center of Lala will either pass just south, or skirt the southern coast of, the Big Island. Obviously not a good thing, as tropical cyclones are not a thunderstorm or tornado (contrary to many social media posts along these lines). This track would place all of the Hawaiian islands within the much stronger right-front quadrant of the cyclone and also potentially limit any meaningful disruption from interaction with the tall mountains of the Big Island.