Located pretty much dead center in the circular-shaped island of Kauai, Mount Waialeale falls short of being the island's highest point by less than 100 feet. Like many of Hawaii's most majestic ...

Mount Waialeale in the island’s interior receives an average of 450 inches of rain each year, which accounts for its lush vegetation and plentiful waterfalls. Advertisement.

The world’s wettest place Mt. Waialeale, Hawaii, with average annual rainfall of 460 inches. The world’s driest place: Arica, Chile, with average annual rainfall of 0.03 inches.

Mount Waialeale, the second highest peak on the island of Kauai (5,148 feet above sea level) is considered by some sources as the wettest place on Earth.

Waialeale Boat Tours, which owes over $100,000 in back rent to the state, will continue to lease state land on the Wailua River, at least for now, ...

The next year, 1994 saw 560.3” at Big Bog compared to 489.44” at Mt. Waialeale, the wettest year for Mt. Waialeale since 1990 and 2nd wettest since the big year of 1982 (and to 2011 still such).

LIHUE, Hawaii (KITV4) -- The Wai'ale'ale Project program is offering free classes at Kaua'i Community College for eligible Kaua'i and Ni'ihau residents.

On Friday, the state land board voted 4-3 to allow the Kauai Island Utility Cooperative to continue diverting stream water from Mount Waialeale to feed two hydropower plants.

Above: Mt. Waialeale, on Hawaii’s Kauai Island, holds the U.S. historical record for wettest single month, when 148.83” of rain was measured during the month of March 1982. Last year, Waipa ...

Reminiscent of the “yasai trucks” of the rural plantation camps and towns, the Hawaii Foodbank Kauai held a Mobile Food ...

HONOLULU (KHON2) — The Waialeale Project will be celebrating its 10 year anniversary on Friday, July 26. The project began back in 2010 and has served 786 students, ages 10 through 66. Despite ...