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It sounds unbelievable, but it really did snow this week in Hawaii, in the midst of a heat wave that has broken multiple records for July.
A light snow fell on Mauna Kea Friday morning. The summit of the dormant volcano is 13,796 feet above sea level.
The Star Advertiser reports that it is a rare event, but not unheard of, according to a local meteorologist.
Many areas of the state faced flooding from storms that dumped heavy rain across the region.
Hawaii is also in the middle of a record-breaking heat wave. The state has set high temperature records 20 times so far in July.
Maybe the photos of snow will make local residents feel a bit cooler.
