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Hilo Weather: What is the weather really like in Hilo?

February 19, 2012 by admin

Click for Hilo, Hawaii ForecastHilo Weather? Rainy, with a chance of rain. Seriously Hilo is the rainiest city in the entire United States. It even beats Seattle in rainfall. Most of the time we get around a hundred inches of rain per year. In the outskirts of Hilo, rain fall of 180 to 200 inches is not unheard of. That is a lot of Hilo Rain.

Hilo Weather Forecast

There are a number of places that you can get forecasts from, but my favorite place to get the weather forecast for Hilo is the National Weather Forecast which is provided by the NOAA. I like it because it provides a detailed forecast and since it is run by the government it has less advertising than the other weather sites. But overall, I happen to think that most weather forecasters exist to make fortune tellers look good. Heck, I can tell you what the weather will be in Hilo with an exceptionally high degree of accuracy–rainy. And if it doesn’t rain today, it will rain tomorrow, you can almost count on it.

Hilo Rainfall

Hilo is the rainiest city in the U.S. I know, wikipedia says that Hilo is the third wettest city in the U.S., but wet versus rain are two different things. The other two cities are located in Alaska, where it snows for (I don’t know) six months out of the year. Snow may equal wet, but in my book it does not equal rain. Therefore, Hilo is the rainiest city in the U.S. Since all of it’s precipitation falls as rain. At least, I’ve never seen it snow here in Hilo in the decades that I have lived here.

Hilo airport receives an average of 126 inches of rain per year, but there are places that are on the outskirts of Hilo town that receive over 200 inches of rain per year. Hilo has an average of 276 rainy days each year. I guess that’s not so bad, we get 89 days that are sunny. Plus a lot of the rain falls at night, so this figure is slightly deceptive.

So why do I have a picture of a Lehua flower on this post. Well, legend has it, if you pick a Lehua flower it will start to rain. I guess a lot of people here have been picking Lehua flowers.

Hilo Temperature

How hot and how cold does it get in Hilo?

Our highest average temperature usually occurs in the month of September and is 83 degrees. This is hot, but not too hot in my opinion, at least in comparison to Las Vegas, which seems to be a favorite destination for many of us Hiloans. While the lowest average temperature  is 63 degrees and usually occurs in the month of February. All I can say is brrrrrr, while I shiver just thinking about it.

An Iceberg in Hilo?
An Iceberg in Hilo?

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Hilo Rain Song

February 19, 2012 by admin

i only wanted us to have some good fun,
and i nevah meant to be like one lolo buggah

hilo rain, hilo rain
its a pain, its a pain
hilo rain, hilo rain

i only wanted to see you dancing in the hilo rain
i never wanted to be one small kine lover
i only wanted to be one good friend

sistah i could never take you from another
it’s so junk our friendship had to end

hilo rain, hilo rain
its a pain, its a pain
hilo rain, hilo rain

i only wanted to see you dancing in the hilo rain

(a pidgin song by da kine for one girl)

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My First Post

February 19, 2012 by admin

Hello world! This is my first post. Don’t worry I’ll write longer posts in the future and I will even post videos about Hilo.

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February 19, 2012 by admin Leave a Comment

Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start blogging!

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