Where in the US does it rain alot? (warm, records, precipitation)

[NorthStarDelight]

Places like Syracuse, NY get lots of rain too - a lot of snow as well...lol.

[Adi from the Brunswicks]

Originally Posted by MsCuellar22

I am tired of living in Los Angeles, CA, with it's lack of nature/foliage and dry hot climate. Where in the US is it forested/full of trees and nature and rains a plenty? I love nature and the rain, and would love to move somewhere like this soon. ^_^

Hammonton NJ. Cute little town with lots of foliage, and has great U-Pick farms nearby . A bit on the poor side though, if you don't mind.

//www.city-data.com/city/Hammonton-New-Jersey.html

[Mini-apple-less]

Originally Posted by Maxwell Senf

The northwest. Period.

Depends on where in the Northwest. Most places east of the Cascades don't receive very much precipitation. Also July, August and sometimes September are extremely dry in the Pacific Northwest, though the rest of the year is wet.

[Wildcat15]

Gulf Coast & Florida

[tenkier7]

Pacific coast of the Northwest

[Glacierx]

Originally Posted by tenkier7

Pacific coast of the Northwest

Seattle sees a lot less rain than NY and Boston... Seattle Doesn

[ral31]

Where I'm at, we have pretty high annual rainfall, about 60 inches. But the number of days with precipitation isn't that high (about 100 days).

Rainfall often comes in large amounts all at once here.

[Saritra]

Alaska Panhandle.

[Thunder98]

East of the 100th parallel or Pacific NW,AK panhandle or Windward Hawaii is you best options.

[tenkier7]

Originally Posted by Glacierx

Seattle sees a lot less rain than NY and Boston... Seattle Doesn

Seattle is located narrow land between Puget Sound and Lake Wash., I'm talking about west of the Olympics.