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Maui’s weather is wonderful year round and if you’re headed there, then you’ll want to know how the weather is looking.  Here are some resources to help you out.

Long-Range Weather Forecasting

There’s a saying that past behavior is the best predictor of future behavior.  To a large extent that’s true for the weather.  Weather.com maintains a history of Maui’s average temperature and rainfall levels by month.  Those averages are a great indicator of future weather.  For example, you can see that January is the coolest and rainiest month while June is one of the warmer and drier months.   

Seven to Ten Days Out

Hawaii’s local television stations have quite a bit of weather information online.  You can even watch a video of the seven-day forecast. For example, here’s the link for KGMB weather. 

Weather.com offers ten-day weather forecasts.  Here’s the link for Maui’s 10-day forecast. 

Weather Forecast When You are On Your Maui Vacation

The National Weather Service offers a toll-free telephone number to hear more detailed and shorter term weather forecasts. That number is (866) 944-5025.  In addition to the general weather forecast, this automated phone service offers a wealth of information including:

• Sunrise and sunset and tide times.
• Haleakala summit forecast, which would be particularly useful if you plan to go to see Haleakala sunrise or sunset.
• Coastal water weather predictions including wind strength and wave heights.  This information would be useful if you plan to do any sailing, sea kayaking, or snorkeling,

What Maui weather forecasts do you use?

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