Cloudless Skies Thrice Accompany Moon Phases Over Hawaii April 2025

Summary: Cloudless skies during the Kau season thrice accompany moon phases over Hawaii April 2025 even as cloudy skies during the Hooilo season assemble 27 times.

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Sweet potatoes (Hawaiianized 'uala, taxonomized Ipomoea batatas) respectively abound during April (Hawaiianized 'Apelilla), month accounting for the last half of the Hawaiian month Welo (from Hawaiian welo, “to float [in a stream], to flutter [in the wind]”), last month in the Hooilo (from Hawaiian ho'oilo, extended rainy-season winter) cool, wet season; and for the first half of the Hawaiian traditional-culture month Ikiiki (from Hawaiian ikiiki, “stiflingly, unbearably hot and humid, stuffy, sultry”), first month in the Kau (from Hawaiian kau, “to gaze”) dry, hot season; "Ipomoea batatas (Sweet potato) Cultivation at Lua Makika, Kahoolawe, Hawaii," Image #121220-9340, Thursday, Dec. 20, 2012, 16:05, : Forest & Kim Starr, CC BY 3.0 United States, via Wikimedia Commons

Cloudless skies during the dry, hot, six-month Kau season thrice accompany moon phases over Hawaii April 2025 even as cloudy skies during the cool, rainy- six-month Hooilo season assemble themselves 27 times.

Rainy-season Hooilo and dry-season Kau (from Hawaiian ho'oilo, extended rainy-season winter; kau, “to gaze”) respectively breathes its last last-half March (Hawaiianized Malaki) and begins first-half April. The traditional-culture month Welo (from Hawaiian welo, “to float [in a stream], to flutter [in the wind]”) comprises the last month in the annual Hooilo season. The traditional-culture month Ikiiki (from Hawaiian ikiiki, “stiflingly, unbearably hot and humid, stuffy, sultry”) domiciles the last-half April (Hawaiianized ‘Apelilla) and the first-half May (Hawaiianized Mei).

Almost all April, excepting three days, experiences cloudy-sunny or cloudy-rainy-sunny expressions of the Hooilo season-ending and the Kau season-establishing weather that encourages fish and plant emergences.

Moon-phase light perhaps fulfills finitely few functions in how amaama and malolo (from Hawaiian ‘ama’ama, “flathead gray mullet [Mugil cephalus]”; malolo, “flying-fish [Parexocoetus brachypterus]”) fishes flourish.

Moi fish and uala (from Hawaiian moi, “threadfin [Polydactylus sextarius]”; ‘uala, “sweet potato [Ipomoea batatas]”) vegetables perhaps gingerly grow from eveningly, nightly glow of moon-phase light. All April has three complete and two incomplete moon phases whose days and nights ending March and beginning April, then ending April and beginning May house. The new moon (Hawaiianized mahina hou, “moon fresh/new/recent”), inherited from the incomplete new moon of Saturday through Monday, March 29-31, initiates Tuesday through Thursday, April 1-3.

Moon phases over Hawaii April 2025 jubilate cloudless skies the first day of the first-quarter moon, after cloudy-sunny skies Tuesday, April 1 through Thursday, April 3.

The first-quarter phase (Hawaiianized mahina hapalua mua, from Hawaiian mahina hapa lua mua, “month half double first”) knits together the dates Friday through Friday, April 4-11.

Friday, April 4 looks sunny even as Saturday, Tuesday through Thursday, April 5, 8-10; Sunday, Monday, Friday, April 6-7, 11 respectively lodge cloudy-sunny and cloudy-rainy-sunny skies. The full-moon lunar phase (Hawaiianized mahina o hōkū, “moon of star”; mahina piha, “moon full”; mahina poepoe, “moon round”) manifests itself Saturday through Saturday, April 12-19. Saturday through Tuesday, April 12-15; Wednesday, April 16; Thursday and Friday, April 17-18; and Saturday, April 19 respectively nestle into cloudy-rainy-sunny, sunny, cloudy-sunny and cloudy-rainy-sunny skies.

The third-quarter lunar phase (Hawaiianized mahina hapalua hope, from Hawaiian mahina hapa lua hope, “moon half double last”) occurs among moon phases over Hawaii April 2025.

Third-quarter moons Sunday through Saturday, April 20-26, peregrinate after sunny skies Sunday, April 20; cloudy-sunny skies Monday-Wednesday, Friday-Saturday, April 21-23, 25-26; cloudy-rainy-sunny skies Thursday, April 24.

Sunday through Wednesday, April 27-30 quarter an incomplete new-moon lunar phase that cloudy skies Sunday, April 27 and cloudy-rainy-sunny skies Monday through Wednesday, April 28-30 queue. The new moon of April 2025 realizes four days even as it runs into the first two first-week days and then the first two second-week days. Next-month new-moon dates Thursday through Sunday, May 1-4 perhaps suffer similar strain in moon phase-seeing what with cloudy-sunny skies Thursday and cloudy-rainy-sunny skies Friday through Sunday.

Seventy-degrees-Fahrenheit (21.1111-degrees-Celsius) temperatures, like 25 other nights, unlike one 2-degrees-Fahrenheit- (1.11-degrees-Celsius-) lower night, another higher, team cloudless skies and moon phases thrice over Hawaii April 2025.

Blackspot threadfin (Hawaiianized moi, taxonomized Polydactylus sextarius) abides in accessibly fish waters April (Hawaiianized 'Apelilla), month accounting for the last half of the Hawaiian month Welo (from Hawaiian welo, “to float [in a stream], to flutter [in the wind]”), last month in the Hooilo (from Hawaiian ho'oilo, extended rainy-season winter) cool, wet season; and for the first half of the Hawaiian traditional-culture month Ikiiki (from Hawaiian ikiiki, “stiflingly, unbearably hot and humid, stuffy, sultry”), first month in the Kau (from Hawaiian kau, “to gaze”) dry, hot season; "4. Polynemus Sextarius," illustration by German painter and engraver J.F. (Johann Friedrich) Hennig (ca. 1778/1780-Aug. 10, 1814), in M.E. Blochii (Marcus Elieser Bloch), Icones CX Systema Ichthyologiae, Atlas I (1801): Biodiversity Heritage Library (BioDivLibrary), Public Domain, via Flickr

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Sweet potatoes (Hawaiianized 'uala, taxonomized Ipomoea batatas) respectively abound during April (Hawaiianized 'Apelilla), month accounting for the last half of the Hawaiian month Welo (from Hawaiian welo, “to float [in a stream], to flutter [in the wind]”), last month in the Hooilo (from Hawaiian ho'oilo, extended rainy-season winter) cool, wet season; and for the first half of the Hawaiian traditional-culture month Ikiiki (from Hawaiian ikiiki, “stiflingly, unbearably hot and humid, stuffy, sultry”), first month in the Kau (from Hawaiian kau, “to gaze”) dry, hot season; "Ipomoea batatas (Sweet potato) Cultivation at Lua Makika, Kahoolawe, Hawaii," Image #121220-9340, Thursday, Dec. 20, 2012, 16:05, : Forest & Kim Starr, CC BY 3.0 United States, via Wikimedia Commons @ https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Starr-121220-9340-Ipomoea_batatas-cultivation-Lua_Makika-Kahoolawe_(24572650243).jpg;
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Blackspot threadfin (Hawaiianized moi, taxonomized Polydactylus sextarius) abides in accessibly fish waters April (Hawaiianized 'Apelilla), month accounting for the last half of the Hawaiian month Welo (from Hawaiian welo, “to float [in a stream], to flutter [in the wind]”), last month in the Hooilo (from Hawaiian ho'oilo, extended rainy-season winter) cool, wet season; and for the first half of the Hawaiian traditional-culture month Ikiiki (from Hawaiian ikiiki, “stiflingly, unbearably hot and humid, stuffy, sultry”), first month in the Kau (from Hawaiian kau, “to gaze”) dry, hot season; "4. Polynemus Sextarius," illustration by German painter and engraver J.F. (Johann Friedrich) Hennig (ca. 1778/1780-Aug. 10, 1814), in M.E. Blochii (Marcus Elieser Bloch), Icones CX Systema Ichthyologiae, Atlas I (1801): Biodiversity Heritage Library (BioDivLibrary), Public Domain, via Flickr @ https://www.flickr.com/photos/61021753@N02/6006007000/;
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