Wettest season of the year where you live? (day, storms, city)

[deneb78]

Definitely fall. November is the wettest month.

[Botev1912]

Originally Posted by Hemlock140

Fall and winter, late September through June.

Neither September nor June or even May are wet unless 2 inches of rain is considered wet. November and December are wettest.

[Frihed89]

Hard to say, these days. The climate has changed so much.

[SkiC]

September-November

[B87]

October-November for precip amounts. December and January for rain days.

[Willamette City]

Originally Posted by Hemlock140

Fall and winter, late September through June.

Well, at least you have July and August when it's only cloudy and misty!


Born and raised in the south Seattle, Kent area.


At least the Willamette valley has a nice warm summer. 93 degrees right now.

[steiconi]

In my experience, June is the wettest month. But I've only been here since May.

[gizmo980]

Here in the Bay Area, we tend to get the most rain between February-April... if we're not in a drought, that is.

Summer rain is fairly uncommon here, but we got some of it last week! Caught me by surprise, when I was out walking the dog (in a t-shirt and jeans) around 10pm, and it suddenly started to POUR. My dog didn't care much, but the cat was following us too - and she was like "whaaaaat the heck." LOL

[Buckeye77]

I'm in Phoenix, so none of the above. (I think total 2017 @ Sky Harbor was 3.3")

[Arktikos]

Fall- October, November, December.