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Hawaii weather in July

The state broadly agrees with itself in July: afternoons run 89° in Kahului (Maui) and 83° in Hilo, with everywhere else in between.

Based on 5 weather stations. Five stations across four islands, all near sea level — the leeward-versus-windward difference shows up here, but upcountry and volcano-summit weather is another world these numbers don’t reach.

Oahu

Highs near 88°, nights around 75°, and 0.5 in of rain in a typical July.

Place Highs / lows Wet days The short version
Honolulu 88° / 75° 1 The trades work overtime, and you'll want them to.

Maui

Highs near 89°, nights around 72°, and 0.5 in of rain in a typical July.

Place Highs / lows Wet days The short version
Kahului (Maui) 89° / 72° 2 Hot, dry, and windy by dinnertime — a fair trade.

Kauai

Highs near 85°, nights around 75°, and 1.8 in of rain in a typical July.

Place Highs / lows Wet days The short version
Lihue (Kauai) 85° / 75° 5 Warm through and through; the rain never really commits.

Big Island, Kona side

Highs near 86°, nights around 75°, and 0.5 in of rain in a typical July.

Place Highs / lows Wet days The short version
Kailua-Kona 86° / 75° 1 Peak summer here: flat water, hot pavement, no rain.

Big Island, Hilo side

Highs near 83°, nights around 70°, and 9.2 in of rain in a typical July.

Place Highs / lows Wet days The short version
Hilo 83° / 70° 19 Rain most days, sun most days, both before lunch.

Each place above has its own page for the full story — what the month feels like, what to pack, and whether the timing is right.

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