Hawaii has a tropical climate has two seasons: summer (dry season) and winter (rainy season).

Side temperatures, they generally remain fairly stable throughout the year, between 26 and 31 degrees Celsius during the day, and 18 and 23 degrees Celsius at night.

Precipitation is most numerous from October to March (average 66 mm per month).

The climate varies greatly depending on Hawaiian islands and their areas. For example, Big Island, the east side of the island is much more humid and rainy. The city of Hilo is also one of the areas receiving the most rainfall in the United States. As for the west coast of the island area

Overall, the coasts of the Hawaiian islands oriented west and south are drier and sunnier than the coast facing east and north.

At the top of the volcano Mauna Kea, it is possible to ski as there is snow!

In Honolulu, the rain rarely lasts long. Even if you travel during the winter, you will not have to fear being ruined by several days of clouds and precipitation.

It is important to remember to wear sunscreen on your skin during your stay in Hawaii, to avoid painful sunburn.