Where does it rain a lot?

The 'rainiest' spot in the US is in Hawaii, on the island of Kauai on the northwest coast. You can actually drive right to this area along the Napali Coast. As a bonus, during the very brief times it is not raining the view is stunningly beautiful. The island offers "micro-climates," with lush spots as well as dry, arid areas. Mount Waialeale (elevation 5,148 ft) is at the heart of Kauai's interior and is the quintessential lush rainforest with over 400 inches of rain per year; however, while it is raining here, elsewhere on Kauai are warm breezes and sunny skies. Areas around Mt. Waialeale are generally not affected by the rain that falls at the mountain's peak, and the coastal parts of the island get far less rain than the central spots (as little as 18 inches a year in leeward Kauai). Much of Kauai's rainfall is a nightly occurrence, and the rain showers that do occur are almost always brief. When you do see the rain, it's a beautiful and brief blessing usually followed by glorious rainbows.

Seattle..most of the year-- except summer is dry. Florida or Texas in the Summer. Northeast in the spring. England all year round.

Northern Australia in the wet season....it litrelly floods every year

In Michigan we get our fair share of rain. When in all parts of the country people were sweltering in the heat, it rained here.

Anywhere along the Gulf Coast.

South-east Asian during monsoonal periods.

go to the state of washington specically seattle

Here in the uk

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