Weather in Haleakala

Haleakala National Park has a vertical relief of over 10,000 feet beginning down at the Pacific Ocean and going up to the summit of Haleakala. There is no such thing as typical weather for the park. The statistics in the table below are taken from Hana, near the coastal Kipahulu area. However, the Haleakala summit area is a totally different climate. The temperature is an average of 20-25°F cooler than the coast, and is much drier.

In either area, weather can change extremely fast, and visitors must be prepared for the complete range of conditions at any given time. With the variations, any current conditions info is of limited value. What is shown below are conditions at Hana, near the Kipahulu area of the park.

Current Weather in the Haleakala Region

Averages and Records at Haleakala

Month	Avg High	Avg Low	Record High	Record Low	Avg Precip
January	78	65	91	50	7.77
February	78	64	88	50	5.13
March	78	65	88	52	8.99
April	79	67	88	52	7.11
May	80	68	89	56	5.58
June	82	70	89	52	4.31
July	82	71	90	56	5.94
August	83	72	89	58	5.77
September	83	70	91	59	6.82
October	82	70	91	58	7.28
November	80	70	94	47	7.77
December	79	67	89	53	6.98

All temperatures are reported in Fahrenheit. All precipitation is reported in inches.