Humidity in Hawaii? (climate, snow, warmest, average)

[bgreen4080]

How is the humidity in Hawaii?

I am originally from SF, so that is my point of comparison..

[§AB]

The overnight lows in Hawaii are higher than the warmest average HIGH in SF to begin with, and it will certainly be more humid.

I'm no expert on Hawaii's climate, but I'm guessing dewpoints will be in the 20-25ºC ( 68-77F) range for most of the year. Coming from a cold icebox like SF, you certainly will feel it.

[bgreen4080]

hmmm....i don't really think of SF as an icebox...

i mean if u live out in the outer sunset or outer richmond districts..

or foggy daly city...perhaps...

it does get a bit windy and cold in those places during the winter
months..

but nothing unbearable..

still pretty mild compared to the winters i spent in japan and
vancouver...it never gets that cold or snows or anything

the main parts of SF, downtown, inner districts, are pretty warm during the winter...feels like an air conditioned room, in my opinion

[Trimac20]

It does snow on the odd occasion in Downtown SF.

Of course coming from SF Hawaii will feel positively balmy. I hear it's very pleasant for a tropical place, though, with lower humidity and a nice sea breeze.