Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Australia Current Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
Maui’s weather today, as shown in the live forecast above, is warm and breezy with trade winds keeping humidity in check. Expect daytime highs around 27–30°C, with occasional showers passing over the windward side while leeward areas like Kaanapali and Lahaina stay mostly sunny.
What is the weather like in Maui right now?
The live forecast above gives you the current temperature, wind and humidity for Kahului, the island’s main weather station. If you’re checking the weather in Maui 10 days ahead, the extended outlook shows typical trade-wind patterns: brief morning or evening showers, then clearing. For Kaanapali Maui weather specifically, expect similar conditions to the leeward coast – warm, dry and sunny for most of the day. The maui weather lahaina area often mirrors this, though local sea breezes can shift the wind.
How does Maui’s weather vary by month?
Maui weather by month follows a predictable pattern: summer (May–October) is warmer and slightly wetter, with average highs of 30–32°C; winter (November–April) is cooler and drier, with highs around 26–28°C. All temperatures are given in maui weather celsius on Australia Current. For a longer view, the lahaina maui weather forecast 14 day and maui weather forecast 30 day in the live forecast above can help you plan.
What is the best time to visit Maui for weather?
April–May and September–October offer the best balance: warm days, lower humidity and fewer crowds. Winter is cooler but still pleasant, while summer can be humid with more rainfall on the windward coast.
Does it rain a lot in Maui?
Rainfall varies dramatically by location. Leeward areas like Lahaina and Kaanapali receive only 250–400 mm per year, while windward slopes can get over 3000 mm. The live forecast above shows the general island trend.
What should I pack for Maui weather?
Light clothing, a light rain jacket for passing showers, reef-safe sunscreen, and a hat. Evenings can be cooler at higher elevations, so a long-sleeve layer is useful. Always check the live forecast above before heading out.
For a broader view of conditions back home, check our Australia weather hub or compare with Sydney Weather.