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Rain in Colorado? I've only been here a few months but know it just doesn't rain much here. To me Colorado is more high desert and dry Alpine than anything else. Now if you want snow and lots of it that's a different story. Small towns and rain...Oregon, Washington, northwest Arkansas?
What is a small town that rains alot with a low population level? Thanks for yoour time and help!
You need to look east of Kansas City or to all the way to the west coast. I'm moving this thread to the General U.S. forum, since Colorado does not have what you want.
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The hot commodity in that department is Forks. The Twilight series has brought a great deal of attention to Forks, even though the movies are not filmed there.
Just pick any town on the Pacific NW coast or in the Coast Range from about the Eureka/Arcata area of California all the way to the tip of the Olympic Peninsula. There are practically no large towns and you're guaranteed plenty of rainfall; even more so in the Coast Range.
Astoria, Oregon is probably one of the nicest towns on the NW coast (even thought it's slightly inland, situated just to the east of the Columbia River mouth) as well as being one of the rainiest towns in the US.
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