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Seattle/London have the coldest rainiest summers on the planet
Sorry - what planet??
London averages ~106 rainy days each year and and receives a total of 23" of rain.
New Orleans and Miami over 60" rain per year, New York City, Houston and Atlanta with an average of 49" of rain per year, and both Rochester and Buffalo, New York, with 167 days of rain each year (or just 198 dry days), are rainier than London.
London's median Summer temperature is 23C
Seattle median 22C
San Francisco 20C
Moosonee has a mild summer-the warmest month averages 72 F which is very comfortable for summer. It's a bit dry for rain but the rain happens in the summer and as a plus it does get a decent amount of snow : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moosonee
In the US generally the most comfortable (cooler) summer temperatures are going to be in Alaska, places like the maritime West Coast, the Keweenaw peninsula, and around the Great Lakes. Northern New England usually isn't too bad either. Avoid the Southwest like the plague and the Gulf Coast if you hate summer heat.
anything near the sea of Okhotsk and the Hudson bay will have chilly/mild summers.
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