Hawaii Living
Cool Maps with Awesome Weather Data Across 1,219 US Cities

Weather is a huge factor in not only Where you live, or vacation, but When. Use the 2 interactive maps below and you'll find:

  • In the top one, the number of days each month that an area is in that sweet spot of 70F to 90F degrees – for over 1,200 US cities, towns and locales.
  • The bottom map tells you the average rainfall and temperatures – all laid out by month - in those same cities.

Get started by just clicking on the State that contains the area you want to know more about in either map. You'll be amazed what you learn!

Top 20 Cities with Great Weather & More
  1. Kailua-Kona (Big Island), HI 359 days/yr
  2. Honolulu (Oahu), HI 359 days/yr
  3. Kaunakakai (Molokai), HI 359 days/yr
  4. Kahului (Maui), HI 356 days/yr
  5. Makaha (Oahu), HI 354 days/yr
  6. Ewa Beach (Oahu), HI 352 days/yr
  7. Waikiki (Oahu), HI 350 days/yr
  8. Kaneohe (Oahu), HI 342 days/yr
  9. Kapalua (Maui), HI 341 days/yr
  10. Makena (Maui), HI 334 days/yr
  1. Naalehu (Big Island), HI 247 days/yr
  2. Kula (Maui), HI 236 days/yr
  3. Anaheim, CA 231 days/yr
  4. Irvine, CA 229 days/yr
  5. Hawi (Big Island), HI 227 days/yr
  6. Fullerton, CA 222 days/yr
  7. El Cajon, CA 210 days/yr
  8. San Gabriel, CA 204 days/yr
  9. Santa Ana, CA 204 days/yr
  10. Pasadena, CA 203 days/yr

Temperature & Rain Averages

How did we get this data?

All temperature & precipitation numbers are averaged from daily data for the years 2000 to 2014, collected from the National Climatic Data Center. In cases where measurements were unavailable for the entire span, only areas with at least 60 months of data were included.

Averages were restricted to this period to give you a broad based, yet current snapshot of the weather in each area.

Some areas had one weather station collecting data, while others had a number of them. When there were two or more, we chose the one that represented the general weather best for that entry, rather than averaging them all together.

For example, some cities had specific areas with much higher rainfall, so those stations were not used because they would distort the overall picture. Still, no one station can sum up an entire location's climate 100%. Our map information is intended as a jumping off point in your search for a vacation spot or new home.

When a city is selected, just below its name is the "Station Location" we used.

Populations cited all come from the 2013 US Census estimate, available from the US Census website.