Tully is the wettest town in Australia with an average rainfall of about 5 metres a year. The wettest place in Australia on average is Mt Bellenden Ker also in QLD with an average annual rainfall of 8312mm (over 8 meters). Waratah and Tullah, Tasmania and other various towns in Tasmania's west are considered to be the rainiest and most cloudiest/miserable places in Australia with Waratah receiving measurable rain on 246.5 days per year (so almost 'every day of the year') and Tullah on 250 days a year on average. But in the whole of Australia the rainiest and cloudiest place in Australia is macquarie island (which is a part of Tasmania) and it receives measurable rain on a whopping 313 days a year on average making it one of the most overcast places in the world. Clear days are extremely rare and may only happen once a month. So if its not raining, its either snowing or overcast.
The Hoh Rainforest in Olympic National Park, located in Washington state, is one of the rainiest and cloudiest places in the United States. It receives an average of 140-170 inches (or 355-432 cm) of annual rainfall and is shrouded in clouds for much of the year.
Venus is the cloudiest and warmest planet!
The Atacama Desert of northern Chile is one of the driest places on earth and frequently has fog in places near the Pacific.
The western halves of Washington State and Oregon are probably the cloudiest areas of the U.S.
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Yakutsk, Russia, holds the title for being one of the cloudiest places in the world, with an average of only 18 clear days per year. The city's sky is often dominated by clouds due to its cold climate and proximity to the Arctic Circle.
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No! Not even close, in fact eastern England, especially East Anglia is amongst the DRIEST places in Europe. Both Scotland and Wales are considerably wetter, and rarely suffer "hose pipe bans"!