Up to 8 inches of snow and winds gusting as high as 100 mph are possible on Big Island Summits above 10,500 feet.
, sits at 13,680 feet above sea level, and Mauna Kea, a dormant volcano, is just over 13,800 feet. Both are expected to see near-blizzard conditions.Snow atop those mountains isn’t rare, though blizzard conditions only happen every several years on average.
The snow is often due to a Kona low, which is when southwest winds bring moisture-filled air over the leeward or “Kona” side of the mountains, creating ample precipitation.
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