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Updated October 2026

Haleakalā National Park Weather by Month

Haleakalā National Park is warmest in August, when the nearest NOAA climate station averages a high of 66°F and a low of 49°F, and coldest in February, with an average high of 60°F and an average low of 43°F. March is the wettest month, with about 5.7 inches of precipitation.

These figures are NOAA's 1991–2020 climate normals, the 30-year average for each calendar month, from the nearest long-record weather station, 6.8 miles from the park's reference point. A single station cannot describe a whole park: temperatures elsewhere in Haleakalā National Park can differ from these, particularly with elevation.

Reviewed by WhenToVisitParks Editorial Team · Updated

Warmest month

Aug

66°F avg high

Coldest month

Feb

43°F avg low

Wettest month

Mar

5.7 in avg

Longest days

Jun

13.3 h of daylight

Average weather at Haleakalā by month

MonthAvg highAvg lowPrecipitationDaylight
January61°F44°F5.1 in10.9 h
February60°F43°F4.1 in11.3 h
March60°F43°F5.7 in11.9 h
April61°F44°F2.8 in12.5 h
May63°F46°F2.4 in13.0 h
June66°F48°F1.6 in13.3 h
July66°F49°F2.7 in13.1 h
August66°F49°F2.2 in12.7 h
September65°F48°F2.5 in12.1 h
October64°F48°F3.3 in11.5 h
November63°F47°F4.6 in11.0 h
December61°F45°F5.3 in10.7 h
Year total42.3 in

NOAA 1991–2020 climate normals from station USC00511004, 6.8 miles from the park's reference point. The station's snowfall normal is zero in all twelve months. Daylight is the monthly average, computed from the park's latitude. Each month links to how crowded Haleakalā is at that time of year.

Haleakalā weather by season

Winter: December to February

Average highs hold near 61°F in all three months, with average lows near 44°F. Together the three months average 14.5 inches of precipitation, about 34% of the yearly total and more than in any other season. Daylight is at its shortest, about 10.7 hours in December.

Spring: March to May

Average highs climb from 60°F in March to 63°F in May, with average lows between 43°F and 46°F. Together the three months average 10.9 inches of precipitation, about 26% of the yearly total. Daylight lengthens from about 11.9 hours in March to 13.0 in May.

Summer: June to August

Average highs hold near 66°F in all three months, with average lows near 49°F. Together the three months average 6.5 inches of precipitation, about 15% of the yearly total and less than in any other season. Daylight is at its longest, about 13.3 hours in June.

Fall: September to November

Average highs hold near 64°F in all three months, with average lows near 48°F. Together the three months average 10.4 inches of precipitation, about 25% of the yearly total. Daylight shortens from about 12.1 hours in September to 11.0 in November.

What the National Park Service says about the weather

On any given day, the temperatures in the park can range from a high of 80°F (27°C) in Kīpahulu to a low of 30°F (-1°C) at the summit. In either area clouds and rain can quickly replace warm sunshine. Weather in the high-elevation summit and wilderness areas of the park is highly unpredictable and changes often. Cool temperatures, intense solar radiation, and rapidly moving clouds are characteristic. On average, the temperature drops about 3°F for every 1,000 foot rise in elevation.

Weather description courtesy of the National Park Service — official park site.

Today's forecast for Haleakalā

Averages describe a typical month, not this week. For current conditions and the seven-day outlook, the National Weather Service issues a forecast for the park's reference point at 20.71°N, 156.16°W. It covers that one spot, so other elevations in the park can differ from it, as they do from the averages above.

National Weather Service forecast for Haleakalā National Park →

Weather and crowds together

August, the warmest month, sees about 1.0× the visitors of the park's average month. July is the busiest month of the year and November the quietest. To see those crowds set against the weather for all twelve months, read the best time to visit Haleakalā National Park. For hotels, cabins and rentals close to the park, see where to stay near Haleakalā.

Where to stay near Haleakalā

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Frequently Asked Questions

August is the warmest month at Haleakalā National Park, with an average high of 66°F and an average low of 49°F. That is the 1991–2020 average at the nearest long-record NOAA station, 6.8 miles from the park's reference point. Temperatures inside the park can differ, particularly with elevation.

February is the coldest month at Haleakalā National Park, with an average low of 43°F and an average high of 60°F, based on NOAA 1991–2020 climate normals.

March is the wettest month, with about 5.7 inches of precipitation. June is the driest, at about 1.6 inches. The station records about 42.3 inches of precipitation in an average year.

The nearest long-record NOAA station, 6.8 miles from the park's reference point, shows no measurable snowfall in any month of its 1991–2020 normals.

Sources: NOAA NCEI U.S. Climate Normals 1991–2020 (station USC00511004), daylight computed from latitude, weather description from the National Park Service, crowd levels from National Park Service Visitor Use Statistics (1979–2025). Updated 2026-10-11. Lodging results are provided by Stay22; WhenToVisitParks may earn a commission from bookings, at no extra cost to you.