Kona weather in Kona, Big Island, Hawaii.

The high water temperatures in this region (usually in the high seventies Fahrenheit) keep the air temperatures fairly constant and always pleasurable. The Hawaiian Islands - and Kona in particular - boast among the best climates and weather patterns around. Even though sunny skies and warm ocean breezes are the norm here, Hawaiian weather can vary significantly across very short distance. Because you're never very far from a mountaintop or a beach, the weather in Hawaii can be anything from snow (yes, snow!) on the highest peaks to a blazing sun driven heat! For example, if you were to leave your Kona accommodations for a trip to the mountains, you could expect a drop in temperature of around three degrees for every thousand feet of elevation.

You might also find yourself in a rainforest on your Kona vacation, and some of the world's wettest weather is found on the north-east facing slopes of the rugged terrain. Alternatively, on the south-west sides of the islands, you'll find much drier and less breezy Hawaii weather. With so much all in one place, Kona's diverse climate helps to create adventures for all. Rainforests? Snow? Fun in the sun? The conditions in Hawaii offer something for every voyager in you family. These website pages give you up-to-date Kona climate conditions to fuel your urge for a Hawaiian get-away.