...you're going to have to change your username.Vegas Boy said:Now that I live in Seattle
I guess you never drive then.Vegas Boy said:Now that I live in Seattle, I dont drive in rain if it's forecast
Seattle's reputation for rain is based on how many days it rains, not on the amount of rain.Vegas Boy said:Also, I have to represent for Seattle- we get 30 inches a year, not that much, and mostly in winter months.
Here is the average number of days per year in which there is precipitation in:
Seattle: 155
Miami: 131
Chicago: 125
New York: 119
Atlanta: 116
Dallas: 79
San Francisco: 63
Las Vegas: 27
And here is the average number of days per year in which there is precipitation outside of the winter months (IOW, excluding January, February, and March):
Seattle: 103
Miami: 112
Chicago: 93
New York: 87
Atlanta: 83
Dallas: 58
San Francisco: 32
Las Vegas: 18
Here is the average amount of precipitation per year in inches in:
Miami: 55.91
Atlanta: 50.77
New York: 42.12
Seattle: 37.19
Chicago: 35.82
Dallas: 33.70
San Francisco: 19.70
Las Vegas: 4.13
And here is the average amount of precipitation per year in inches outside of the winter months (IOW, excluding January, February, and March):
Miami: 49.43
Atlanta: 35.44
New York: 32.62
Seattle: 24.28
Chicago: 30.24
Dallas: 26.93
San Francisco: 9.18
Las Vegas: 2.78
Source here.
So it rains on a lot more days per year in Seattle than elsewhere. But when you look at the amount of rain, don't move to Miami.