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The moist Pacific air comes to Hawaii on the trade winds from the NE. The windward side of the island, where the wet air has to pass over Mauna Kea and Mauna Loa (both over 13,500 ft), is a good place for someone who likes to splash in puddles.
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The moist Pacific air comes to Hawaii on the trade winds from the NE. The windward side of the island, where the wet air has to pass over Mauna Kea and Mauna Loa (both over 13,500 ft), is a good place for someone who likes to splash in puddles.
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