How is the weather in Hawaii from October till mid-April?

Answer 1

Pretty much the same as mid-April through September. Most days you're trying to decide between shorts and jeans. Lows tend to be in the 60s or 70s, highs in the 80s, rarely low 90s.

Surf will be poundin' on north and west facing shores, but south facing shores should be good for snorkeling/scuba. November through March tend to be the wettest months, and these are also when you're more likely to see humpback whales.

Keep in mind:

Thousands of stinging, box jellyfish tend to wash up on south-facing shores about 9-10 days after the full moon.

The weather in Hawaii will depend more on where you are than the time of the year. Northeast facing shores and mountains may get hundreds of inches of rain and fairly consistent trade winds. Southeast facing shores, especially on the taller islands, will be "protected" from moist, cooling trade winds in the rainshadow of volcanoes.

Places like Kailua-Kona, Kihei or Lahaina are almost always sunny, for example, while Hilo, Hana, and Kaneohe get enough rain to be lush and green year round. The reason we get so many rainbows is because it is often sunny on one part of the island, while a light rain is falling somewhere else!

Answer 2

It doesn't take a meteorologist to answer this one, and you don't even need to live in Hawaii either.

The weather in Hawaii is exactly the same in January as it is in July (with the exception of the stronger sun angle during the summer).

Daytime highs are always in the 80s, nighttime lows in the upper 60s or lower 70s. There's always the chance of rain showers (and rainbows), which are the reason why Hawaii is so lush and green.

In Honolulu, the all-time record low temperature is something like 55 degrees.

Winds are almost always from the east or northeast (trade winds). Air quality and ozone levels are excellent. Hawaii has some of the cleanest air of any other state.

Answer 3

Well, I have been to Honolulu last Sept, then four times in early part of May, and once in early April. The weather is mostly good, sometimes showers, it all depends.
But in Hawaii, who complains about the weather when you are there?????

Answer 4

the weather here is pretty much the same all year 'round. in the fall/winter there is a little more rain & the temperatures are a few degrees lower, although not toooo much different. you can probably expect sun, maybe the ocassional shower, and temps in the mid 70's (night) to high 80's (daytime).

ps- waves are bigger in the winter (in case you're planning a lot of snorkeling/water stuff)

Answer 5

The weather in Hawaii is good year-round.

Whale watching is best in the winter (Dec - March)

Airfare and hotels are cheaper in fall.

have a nice trip!

the TripDiva
www.tripdivatravel.com

Answer 6

It's alright. But if your looking for a forecast, that's a bit of a stretch.