Oahu vs Maui: Cost We did a full cost analysis using data from the Hawaii Tourism Authority and found that Oahu is the cheapest island to visit and Maui is the most expensive. In fact, for a one week vacation, Oahu comes in 28% cheaper than Maui. Which Hawaii island […]
Hawaii’s overpopulation example #1: Population Density It is used as a metric for measuring the severity of overpopulation and how the population is dispersed in a fixed area. According to data from the U.S. Census Bureau, Hawaii’s population in 2010 per square mile was about 212 people. In 2019, that […]
UH Manoa On-Campus Crime Stats University of Hawaii at Manoa reported 464 incidents related to crime and safety in 2019. These student-involved incidents took place on campus. Since the number of students at the school that year was 17,490, that’s 26.53 incidents per 1,000 students. Is Hawaii Pacific University a […]
Asian. Using Race Alone or in Combination estimates, which includes people in each race group with which they identify, the majority race group in the state was Asian, followed by White, and Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander. What race are Hawaiians mixed with? In Hawaii, the vast majority (70%) […]
Manoa, Honolulu, HI Demographics Statistic Manoa Hawaii Population 23,757 1,415,872 Population density (sq mi) 2,962 220 Median age 43.3 38.5 Male/Female ratio 0.9:1 1.0:1 Is Manoa a nice place to live? If you love a quiet, tropical landscape fueled by almost daily rain, Manoa might be the place for you. […]
Hawaii has several species of protected and endangered birds. Hawaii has no native snakes, and it’s illegal to own the animals in the islands. Do Hawaii have poisonous snakes? Are there deadly snakes in Hawaii? Hawaii has no native species of snake – deadly or otherwise. Why is there no […]
ʻOhu: fog, smoke, a light cloud on a mountain. Ua kualau: rain that comes from the sea. Ua Noe: a light rain and mist that clings to the plains (East Maui). Wai: fresh water. Does Hawaiian have 200 words for rain? Like the Islands themselves, ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi (the Hawaiian language) […]
Other parts of the country also receive precipitation depending on their physiogeographic locations. Hawaii is the wettest state, receiving the highest average yearly rainfall of all the states.1. Hawaii Louisiana. Louisiana is the second wettest state in the US. Mississippi. Alabama. Florida. What state rains the most other than Hawaii? […]
Aswan, Egypt – World’s Driest City Aswan is the world’s driest city with less than a millimeter of rainfall annually. Despite a dearth of precipitation, there is access to water. What is the driest city on Earth? The 10 Driest Places on Earth Iquique, Chile. Wadi Halfa, Sudan. Ica, Peru. […]
Water temperatures are around 74 degrees so swimming is a year round activity here in Hawaii. If you’re looking into boating, snorkeling, surfing or any other Hawaii activity this winter, be sure to book as soon as possible! When can you not swim in Hawaii? Do not swim or wade […]
Has the temperature reached 100 degrees in all 50 states? The answer is yes, but the two newest states, Alaska and Hawaii, barely made the list and were not states when the 100s occurred. Alaska’s lone 100-degree day was more than a century ago at Fort Yukon on June 27, […]
Hawaii has some humid months, and above average humidity throughout the year. The least humid month is August (61% relative humidity), and the most humid month is December (66.4%). Wind in Hawaii is usually moderate. The windiest month is May, followed by April and June. Does Hawaii have humid weather? […]
THE BIG ISLAND’S MOST POPULAR Home to the Kohala Resort Area, the sunny Kohala Coast gets an average of just 10 inches of rainfall per year, making it the most popular part of the Island for vacationers! This area has the highest number of sunny days in the entire state […]
At Honolulu on Oahu, the ocean stays as warm as a heated swimming pool all year long. Ocean temperatures do differ by a few degrees throughout the Hawaiian Islands, though. The water off Honolulu, for instance, is typically 5 °F (3 °C) warmer than at Hilo on the Big Island.Average […]
Even though January is one of Hawaii’s cooler months, the ocean temperatures are still warm enough to allow you to swim comfortably. You can expect the ocean temperatures to reach around 72 to 76 degrees F, making the water just slightly cooler than the outside temperatures at the peak of […]