September is another dry month to visit Hawaii, with comfortable temperatures hovering around 80°F during the day and dipping down to the low 70s at night.

The weather during September is nearly perfect for outdoor activities such as hiking, snorkeling, surfing, and taking day tours around the Kualoa Ranch.
Moreover, there are plenty of events in September to keep you entertained, such as the Aloha Festivals, which display the rich cultural diversity of Hawaii.

Also, you'll be able to enjoy the Okinawan Festival, a cultural celebration featuring traditional music, dance, and mouth-watering Okinawan cuisine

October is a little wetter than September, but that is great as it keeps temperatures cooler, which is excellent to go hiking, taking ATV tours, and ziplining.
Although the peak tourist season has ended, the island paradise still provides you with plenty of sunshine and warm temperatures ranging from high 70s to low 80s. The water temperature is also perfect for swimming and water sports - perfect to see coral reefs.
During this time, the locals usually host several events, including the Hawaii Food and Wine Festival and the Ironman World Championship.
From attending a Luau to hiking through lush forests, there's an abundance of activities in October.

If you're considering a trip to Hawaii in November, you're in for a treat. The weather is generally pleasant, with temperatures ranging from mid-70s to low 80s, despite being a little wetter than September and October.

It's also a great time to catch some of the more unique events and festivals that happen during this time. The Hawaii International Film Festival takes place in mid-November, showcasing some of the best in international cinema.

For those interested in traditional Hawaiian culture, the annual Kona Coffee Cultural Festival offers the chance to experience the rich history and flavors of Hawaii's coffee-producing region.

While the temperatures on the islands remain moderate year-round, December brings a bit of a dip, with average temperatures ranging around the mid-70s. However, it's still warm enough to enjoy the beaches and outdoor activities.

In terms of events, December in Hawaii is the holiday season when you can experience dazzling Christmas decorations and beautiful lights.

Moreover, the islands celebrate some excellent events like Pearl Harbor Day, making it the best moment to visit Pearl Harbor and the memorials.

Although January is considered the coldest month in Hawaii, the weather remains pleasant, with temperatures ranging around the mid-70s.

Also, you're sure to beat the crowds since most tourists already left after Christmas and New Year. Note that January is a wet month, so don't forget to take a light jacket for the evening and the rainy days.

Moreover, January is a popular month for events, as the month kicks off with the annual Sony Open Golf Tournament at the Waialae Country Club in Oahu.
It's worth noting that the whale season starts in January, so it's the best month to come and spot them - especially in Maui, Molokai, and Lanai.

February marks the tail-end of the islands' winter season, so temperatures are generally mild, settling around the high 70s. That being said, it's always a good idea to pack some light layers just in case.
One of the major events happening in February is the Honolulu Festival, a celebration of cultural exchange and friendship between Hawaii and Asia-Pacific countries.

There's also the Maui Whale Festival, which highlights the annual humpback whale migration to the islands.

Of course, there are plenty of other activities and attractions to explore throughout the state, from hiking to surfing to indulging in local cuisine, which will make your trip even better.

March is an ideal month to visit Hawaii if you're searching for the perfect weather.
The temperature typically ranges from 72-80°F, giving you the ideal climate to explore the island's sandy beaches, its lush tropical greenery, and indulge in outdoor activities.
Note that March is still prone to some rain and potential winter storm, so you should consider this part.
For nature lovers, don't miss out on the chance to take the go on a whale-watching tour, as March is the end of the peak season.
You can also attend Hawaiian cultural festivals, such as the Prince Kuhio Festival, which commemorate Hawaii's culture, heritage, and history.

April is some of the best time to visit Hawaii, with average temperatures being around 80 degrees, making it ideal for outdoor activities such as swimming, hiking, and sightseeing.

Also, it's much drier than the previous months, so you can finally hit the beach thinking about rain.
With events like the Merrie Monarch Festival, which celebrates the art of hula, and the Annual Waikiki Spam Jam, where Spam lovers from around the world gather to try unique Spam-filled dishes.

Additionally, April is the perfect time to spot whales and other marine life as they migrate to the islands for the breeding season.

However, you will want to avoid the holidays, if applicable, as hotel rooms will be more expensive and you'll see more crowds around the islands.

May is the best time of year to go to Hawaii, with temperatures on the islands ranging from high 70s to low 80s, and you can expect glorious sunshine and blue skies.

This is especially the case for Maui, averaging 17mm of rain in May, which is close to nothing, and that's a great time to take the road to Hana!

The warm weather pairs perfectly with activities like lounging on the beach or hiking through the lush rainforests. But the fun doesn't stop there.

May is also a month full of exciting events, such as the Lei Day Celebration on May 1st and the Annual Lantern Floating Hawaii Ceremony on Memorial Day.

Visiting Hawaii in June promises weather full of sunshine and warmth. Temperatures generally range between 80 and 85 degrees Fahrenheit, ideal for outdoor activities like snorkeling, hiking, and swimming.

June is also a perfect time to celebrate the culture and traditions of the islands, as there are a variety of events happening throughout the month.

You can experience the annual King Kamehameha Day Celebration which features floral parades, live music, and traditional Hawaiian cuisine.

July is another excellent time to visit Hawaii, but be prepared for some warm weather! Temperatures can range from the mid-80s to low 90s, especially in the afternoon.

However, the trade winds keep the islands pleasantly breezy, so it's still comfortable to explore.
In terms of events, July brings some exciting festivals and activities. The most notable is the annual Ukulele Festival in Waikiki, where you can enjoy music, performances, and workshops featuring the beloved Hawaiian instrument.

Apart from that, the annual Moiliili Summer Fest celebrates Mō'ili'ili with Honolulu's largest Bon Dance, and that's something you don't want to miss.

August is a popular time for visitors to flock to the beautiful Hawaiian islands, with plenty of exciting events and favorable weather conditions.

The temperatures during this month average around 80°F but can go as high as 95°F in some islands like the Big Island.

August is a great month to enjoy the beach and go snorkeling.

You can also expect some occasional rainfall in certain areas, though this is typically brief and clear up quickly. August is also a great time for cultural events, with the Kanikapila Waikiki Festival, which celebrates Hawaiian culture.