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Originally Posted by jas75
Why would you move to the Southeast to avoid rain? The three target cities have a higher annual rainfall than Seattle does, which influences the lush green landscape of this region. Admittedly there is more sunshine and warmer temperatures as well, but this isn't the place to go if you want a dry climate.
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It's the type of rain. Most of the eastern half of the country gets more rain that the Pacific north west but it comes in a day or two realitively heavily and then dryness. And aside from winter months normally does not come with an abundance of cloud cover. So I'm guessing that's what the OP meant. Most people dont' mind the rain it's the "gloomies" that come with it.
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