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The Hawaiian Islands have a moderate tropical climate with gentle northeasterly trade winds and warm Pacific waters almost year-round. When it comes to the best time to visit Hawaii, you can choose between the perfect and the near-perfect. The average annual temperature is about 75 F.
Unlike the temperature, Hawaii’s rainfall varies tremendously according to location. The highest amount of rainfall is usually at moderate elevations on the windward (east) sides of the islands and is due to moisture-laden oceanic trade winds. December to March is the wettest time of the year. Mild rain and wind storms are more frequent during Hawaii's winter months (November through April). Although severe storms are uncommon (such as hurricanes or tropical storms). The annual “hurricane season” is June through September.
Hawaiian waters are inviting year-round, averaging 73 F and reaching close to 80 F in the summer months. Surf conditions vary year-round according to seasonal storms in the Pacific.
During the winter months (November through April), it's likely that the Big Island's Mauna Kea and Maui's Haleakala will have moderate to heavy snowfall. While there is no formal ski area in Hawaii, residents do occasionally sled and ski on Mauna Kea's slopes.
June through October is the hottest period.

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