If you're looking for a real world paradise, Hawaii with its near perfect weather is an ideal place to visit. Hawaii and its eight islands - Hawaii, Kahoolawe, Maui, Lanai, Molokai, Oahu, Kauai, and Niihau - are situated in the temperate Pacific ocean more than 2,000 miles off the coast of California.

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 Diamond Head in particular - boast among the best climates and weather patterns around. Interestingly, outside of the usual clear skies and warmth, the Hawaiian weather can be different from one side of an island to the other. Due to the varying altitudes you may discover anything from snow flurries on the volcano tops to sun-burning heat! Something to consider when going from your Diamond Head hotel or villa for an excursion around the mountain ranges is that for every 300 meter increase in altitude the temperature decreases about 3 degrees.

The wind-ward face of Diamond Head and the other islands get lots of fantastic, earth replenishing precipitation helping to construct the green jewel rainforests. The southwest (or "leeward") portions of the islands tend to be on the dry side and less windy. The climate in Diamond Head is conducive to so many wonderful experiences that Hawaiian vacationers consistently report. The climate in Hawaii can fulfill almost any vacation dream from exotic rainforests to romantic beaches. This page can provide you with updated temperatures and conditions for Diamond Head and the Hawaiian Islands.