HOMOLULU'S CLIMATE
The coldest day in Honolulu last year was April 4, when the thermometer got down to 59deg—a low record for the year. The ‘ mercury’s peak for 1933 was 85de ■ on November 15. It has never been colder than 56deg F. or hotter than 88deg F. hi the history of the U.S. Weather Bureau in Honolulu. Mr .1, F. Voorhees, meteorologist in charge of the United States Weather Bureau office there, who supplied these statistics, says further: “ Any data on Hawaiian weather conditions tiiat this office can furnish will he given gladly, as we feel that we arc doing the travelling pub lie a favour in making them acquainted with the climate of Hawaii, which is is near ideal as can bo found anywhere m the world."
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Evening Star, Issue 21634, 1 February 1934, Page 16
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128HOMOLULU'S CLIMATE Evening Star, Issue 21634, 1 February 1934, Page 16
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