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It depends on your definition of winter, but if you mean snow then it would be way up in Alaska, and even then there are parts of SE Alaska were it rains quite often in winter such as Sitka.
I'm guessing you mean where is there winter weather every year. Depends on what you mean by winter weather. Snow? Below freezing weather? It appears that the temp does not regularly go below freezing even in Seattle. https://weatherspark.com/y/913/Avera...tes-Year-Round
I've heard of places that can (but usually don't) get snow 12 months of the year. That would be snow flurries or showers in summer. High elevation locations in the Rockies. On the west coast I would expect it to be high up in the Washington or Oregon Cascades. Of course there is Alaska. Probably not any large towns but resorts or lodges.
Alaskan glaciers. Peak of Mt. Rainier too in Washington.
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