More than 10 inches of snow and wind chills in the 20s were recorded at the summits of the Big Island in Hawaii on Monday.

Yes, it snowed in Hawaii this week – as much as 10 inches, in fact. But don't panic, it's actually a fairly common occurrence ...

Watch video showing snow covering Hawaii’s tallest volcano summits after a winter storm brought cold air and moisture ...

Hawaii's normally rocky mountain peaks were blanketed in snow after a winter storm brought a total of 8 inches to 10 inches ...

The summits of Hawaii’s Big Island got 8 to 10 inches of heavy, wet snow. After a winter storm dumped 8 to 10 inches of snow ...

Strong winds will make travel difficult on Monday, and forecasters warned of more than half a foot of snow on some mountains.

The latest Hawaii snow storm is making huge headlines, sparking confusion and fear among netizens. But, should people really ...

This week, winter weather arrived on the Hawaiian Islands at the summits of their highest volcanoes, where snow, ice and fog ...

Snow. Here’s why seeing some of the white, fluffy stuff on Hawaii’s volcanic peaks is less rare than you might think.

“While Kona Lows typically bring the heaviest snow, the mountain peaks still see winter advisories 25-30 times per year. Since Hawaii does not officially record snow, it is difficult to tell how many ...

As much as 10 inches of snow coated the peaks of Mauna Kea, Hawaii Monday, where the elevation is higher than 44 U.S. states.

People were warned of impossible travel conditions amid the winter storm, with floods and strong winds also likely.