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These numbers are AVERAGE annual sunshine (Which includes both Clear/Sunny and Partly Cloudy days), and not only 100% sunny. Partly Cloudy is still sunshine, that's why it's included.
So even if you for example think that Seattle has less sunshine than 164 days a year, remember it's AVERAGE, which means it could be much lower or much higher from year to year.
New York, NY ... 234 Los Angeles, CA ... 263 Chicago, IL ... 189 Phoenix, AZ ... 296 Yuma, AZ ... 313 - (Sunniest place on Earth) Las Vegas, NV ... 293 Miami, FL ... 250 Seattle, WA ... 164 Honolulu, HI ... 270 Minneapolis, MN ... 197 Anchorage, AK ... 125
(Note that there's no city on Earth that has more than 360 sunshine days a year, and the poll number is what you prefer)
On average, no there is no city that does.
But the record is 768 consecutive days of sunshine...... where else but the Sunshine State.... St. Petersburg, FL
I think I see maybe 5-10 days a year when the sun isnt out ALL DAY, even when we get rain its sunny all day then the clouds come along with the rain and then the sun is back out after.
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On average, no there is no city that does.
But the record is 768 consecutive days of sunshine...... where else but the Sunshine State.... St. Petersburg, FL
I don't know if it's still the case, but it was the policy of the St. Petersburg Times to give out their papers gratis on a day when the sun never shined once.
I love the sunshine! I do enjoy a nice thunderstorm from time to time however. I do NOT like thundersnow showers - when you have thunder and SNOW instead!
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