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#Weather

Found 11 words matching this tag.

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Noun

vog

(VOG)

Smog or haze created by volcanic emissions, specifically sulfur dioxide reacting with sunlight, oxygen, and moisture.

Noun

trades

(TRAYDS)

The tradewinds; the consistent, cooling breezes that blow across the Hawaiian islands from the northeast.

Noun

pukalani

(poo-kah-LAH-nee)

A break in the clouds where sunlight shines through; literally a hole in the sky.

Noun

on-shore

(on-SHORE)

Wind blowing from the ocean toward the land, often creating choppy or messy conditions for surfing and fishing.

Noun

off-shore

(off-SHORE)

Wind blowing from the land toward the ocean, creating ideal, clean conditions for surfing.

Noun

(LAH)

The sun, sunlight, or the intense heat of the sun.

Noun

kona

(KO-nah)

The leeward or dry side of an island.

Noun

ko'olina

(ko-oh-LEE-nah)

The windward or wet side of a Hawaiian island.

Noun

kanilehua

(KAH-nee-leh-HOO-ah)

A specific type of mist-like rain, famously associated with Hilo, Hawaii, known for pattering gently on the lehua blossoms.

Adjective

glassy

(GLASS-ee)

Describing an ocean surface that is perfectly smooth and flat, with no wind to create chop or waves.

Adjective

anuanu

(ah-noo-AH-noo)

Cold, chilly, or freezing, usually referring to the weather, water, or temperature.