The setting for section three is a volcano on Hawaii so I decided to investigate more about Hawaii.  The weather on all of the Hawaiian islands is pretty much consistent throughout the year.  This is possible because of the year-round warm sea surface temperatures.  There are really only two seasons in Hawaii: the summer months (called Kau in Hawaiian) that extend from May to October and the winter months (Ho'oilo) that run from November to April.  This makes it difficult for young children to learn about the seasons because it is so warm year-round.  "Visitors to Hawaii will find that it is a marvel of nature. As a result of the shielding effect of the volcanic mountains and the differences in weather found at various elevations, there are as many different climate zones here as exist along the entire coast stretching from Alaska to Costa Rica. The islands can be described as an incredibly diverse collection of many micro-environments, each possessing unique weather, plants and animals."
If you ever go to Hawaii there are many sites that are most sees.  You cannot leave the island without going to an authentic Luau... not only will you have fun but you will also learn a lot about Polynesian and Hawaiian history.  You may also want to go to Pearl Harbor and Diamond Head while on Oahu.  You may also want to visit the only palace in America because Hawaii was the only state to have a monarchy.  No matter what, you will need to plan for a lot of fun because there is so much to do in this beautiful state.

The information for this job was found at http://www.gohawaii.com/weather/
and from personal experience because I lived on Oahu for three years.