Why the hell are you propagating this nonsense? Do you even live here?? I find it annoying when people speak authoritatively on subjects when they obviously aren't. That's how misinformation becomes accepted as fact, making fools of all of us. Stop it.
According to Weather.com:
"Seattle experiences an average of 152 rainy days a year, which is more than most cities across the U.S. A rainy day is defined as a calendar day in which at least 0.01 inches of rain, or melted snow and ice, falls."
0.01 inches is 1/10th of an inch. Hardly enough to water the garden. Look, I moved to the greater metro area of Seattle in 1999, and my umbrella doesn't see much use. We get precipitation, sure, but it's often very light, and usually only in the winter months do you need to keep an umbrella nearby. In summer, like now, it's hot and very dry.
Is it normal to love storms and rain
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Why the hell are you propagating this nonsense? Do you even live here?? I find it annoying when people speak authoritatively on subjects when they obviously aren't. That's how misinformation becomes accepted as fact, making fools of all of us. Stop it.
According to Weather.com:
"Seattle experiences an average of 152 rainy days a year, which is more than most cities across the U.S. A rainy day is defined as a calendar day in which at least 0.01 inches of rain, or melted snow and ice, falls."
0.01 inches is 1/10th of an inch. Hardly enough to water the garden. Look, I moved to the greater metro area of Seattle in 1999, and my umbrella doesn't see much use. We get precipitation, sure, but it's often very light, and usually only in the winter months do you need to keep an umbrella nearby. In summer, like now, it's hot and very dry.