WN: Snow fell on mountain peak on the state’s big island, according to the National Weather Service.
A light snowfall was reported Tuesday at Mauna Kea, a volcano where the coldest temperature in Hawaii was recorded in 1979. Video
WN: Snow fell on mountain peak on the state’s big island, according to the National Weather Service.
A light snowfall was reported Tuesday at Mauna Kea, a volcano where the coldest temperature in Hawaii was recorded in 1979. Video
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Aloha Ackbar!
https://www.mountwashington.org/experience-the-weather/mount-washington-weather.aspx
It snows here a lot.
The mountain is notorious for its erratic weather.
It’s George W. Bush’s fault. Or Donald Trump’s.
This is obviously irrefutable evidence of Globull Cooling, which is fully endorsed and supported by a clear consensus of paid faux-scientist astroturfers, who have an elastic relationship with ethical conduct.
Send money to my Globull Cooling fund, or you are snowphobic and hate penguins.
The last time I was in Hawaii, there was snow. It was the 8th month of the year. Well over 10 years ago!
ugh. You aren’t safe anywhere from snow! lol
Al Gore is pissed
Must be all the globull warming.
It’s cool in Yonkers too. It’s the middle of June and we’ve only had two hot, sticky days so far.
I’ve been freezing at work the last few days.
Al Gore was unavailable for comment.
Thank Allah Gore it didn’t snow on The Won’s golf course.
I didn’t know you could drive to the peak. Guess I should have. They placed the observatory there.
“Please check Summit Road Conditions before you come!
If you are planning to visit the summit, we highly recommend that you stop at the Visitor Information Station (VIS) at 9,200 ft to receive a current weather update, safety information, and to adjust to the change in altitude. Maunakea is one of the only places in the world where you can drive from sea level to 14,000 feet in about 2 hours, so altitude sickness is a high possibility. At 14,000 feet, there is 40% less oxygen than at sea level, so visitors should acclimatize to the altitude before proceeding further up the mountain.”
Isn’t Hawaii where Barry was born? so it’s a cold day in hell.
Not unusual as it seems. I lived in TH in 53. Rich folk: O’s Granny, Kennedys, Rockefellers… used to go there to ski.
Ha only has one (1) season.