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What to wear in Hawaii today?

Outfit tips based on the feels-like temperature, chance of rain, UV and wind for each part of the day.

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What to wear today in Hawaii

Thursday, Oct 29
Morning 6 AM–11 AM

75° feels like 76° · Pleasant

  • Shirt or thin long sleeves
  • Long trousers
  • Umbrella or raincoat
  • Waterproof shoes

Rain 100% · UV 2.2 · Wind 6 mph

Midday – afternoon 11 AM–5 PM

77° feels like 78° · Pleasant

  • Shirt or thin long sleeves
  • Long trousers
  • Bring a folding umbrella
  • A hat in the sun

Rain 40% · UV 5.2 · Wind 7 mph

Evening 5 PM–11 PM

75° feels like 76° · Pleasant

  • Shirt or thin long sleeves
  • Long trousers

Rain 4% · UV 0.4 · Wind 6 mph

What to wear tomorrow in Hawaii

Friday, Oct 30
Morning 6 AM–11 AM

75° feels like 76° · Pleasant

  • Shirt or thin long sleeves
  • Long trousers
  • A hat in the sun

Rain 8% · UV 3.4 · Wind 7 mph

Midday – afternoon 11 AM–5 PM

77° feels like 78° · Pleasant

  • Shirt or thin long sleeves
  • Long trousers
  • A hat in the sun

Rain 0% · UV 4.9 · Wind 7 mph

Evening 5 PM–11 PM

73° feels like 74° · Pleasant

  • Shirt or thin long sleeves
  • Long trousers

Rain 0% · UV 0.4 · Wind 6 mph

What to wear for each temperature

Feels-like temperatureHow it feelsWhat to wear
91° and aboveVery hotLight-colored, loose shirt in breathable fabric, shorts and sandals; carry water, use sunscreen and avoid the midday sun
82° – 91°HotShort-sleeved cotton or linen top, shorts or lightweight pants; quick-dry fabrics help in humid weather
73° – 82°PleasantT-shirt or light shirt, pants or a skirt; bring a light layer for air-conditioned places
64° – 73°MildLong sleeves, a light jacket, cardigan or hoodie
50° – 64°CoolJacket or fleece, jeans and closed shoes
37° – 50°ColdSweater plus a warm jacket, scarf, closed shoes and socks
23° – 37°Very coldWinter coat, beanie, gloves and warm socks
Below 23°FrigidInsulated parka over thermal layers, face covering, insulated gloves and boots; limit time outdoors

The feels-like temperature takes humidity and wind into account, so it is closer to how the weather actually feels than the air temperature. When the chance of rain is 35% or higher, bring an umbrella or raincoat and waterproof shoes; in snow and ice, wear boots with good grip; when the UV index is 6 or higher, wear a wide-brimmed hat and sunglasses and apply sunscreen.