Race Results 1978-2009 - Triathlon.de
Race Results 1978-2009 - Triathlon.de
Race Results 1978-2009 - Triathlon.de
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Ironman Almanac<br />
Average Rainfall For October:<br />
Kailua-Kona: .59 inches<br />
Hawi: 3.80 inches<br />
Sunrise: 6:18 a.m.<br />
Sunset: 6:05 p.m.<br />
Average Water Temperature For October: 79°F (26°C)<br />
Depth Of Water:<br />
More than half of the swim course is approximately 20 feet. Some <strong>de</strong>pths reach up to 90 feet.<br />
Moon Phase:<br />
Evening crescent moon<br />
Average Humidity Pattern:<br />
High: 85 percent<br />
Low: 40 percent<br />
Average Temperatures For October:<br />
Average High: 86°F (30°C)<br />
Average Low: 72°F (22°C)<br />
Record Temperatures For October:<br />
Record High: 94°F (34°C)<br />
Record Low: 57°F (14°C)<br />
* Temperature can exceed 100°F (38°C) in the lava fields.<br />
Wind Conditions:<br />
From Ali’i Drive to the airport, a sea breeze blows from the ocean across the Queen Ka’ahumanu Highway approximately<br />
10-12 mph. During the evening, this wind reverses and blows from the mountains. From the airport to<br />
Hawi, athletes will be cycling into the legendary ho’omumuku headwinds, which are predominant on 3/4 of the bike<br />
course north of the airport. These winds blow 5-35 mph and, in extreme conditions, can gust up to 60 mph. After<br />
turning around at Hawi, athletes usually have these winds at their backs to Kawaihae and then face the headwinds<br />
again along the Queen Ka’ahumanu Highway.<br />
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