Oahu Weather
"Great weather" is often defined as sunny and warm - and if so, Oahu is definitely a place for 'great weather.' The majority of the accommodations on Oahu are in very dry and sunny locations. The bulk of accommodations are in Honolulu or the Waikiki area, and this area only averages about 20"-40" annually. We should point out that even in the wettest locations on Oahu (on the east coast along the Koolau Range), rain is hit and miss. One minute it may be raining, and the next the sun is back out - usually along with a beautiful rainbow.
The wettest periods on Oahu are almost always in the winter time when the tradewinds bring additional moisture to the islands. This period runs from mid-November through late March on average, and some of these systems can carry quite a bit of rain. This isn't to say Oahu isn't nice during the winter months, it is, but it's also going to mean the likelihood of wetter weather along portions of the island like the beautiful and lush east coast. After all it does take rain to create that beautiful verdant atmosphere.
Hopefully you now have a good idea of what the weather is like on Oahu, and the map below should help you distinguish the wet from dry areas. It's really hard to select a bad area on Oahu, but hopefully you can now make the best choice for you and your travel party.
More information about Hawaii weather can be found within our Hawaii Weather and Climate Patterns article.
Hopefully you now have a good idea of what the weather is like on Oahu, and the map below should help you distinguish the wet from dry areas. It's really hard to select a bad area on Oahu, but hopefully you can now make the best choice for you and your travel party.
More information about Hawaii weather can be found within our Hawaii Weather and Climate Patterns article.
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