The rainiest PLACES in the continental U.S. are--by far--in the Pacific Northwest. The rainiest spot is the Hoh Rainforest in the Olympic Peninsula, with 170 inches per year (that's 14 FEET of rainfall!) There are dozens of small towns and villages along the Washington and Oregon coast that exceed 100" of rainfall per year, led by Aberdeen Reservoir, WA, with 130.6" per year, Laurel Mountain, OR, 122.3 and Forks, WA, 119.7" per year. The user below mistakenly named the rainiest CITIES in the U.S., not the rainiest PLACES.
However, the rainiest place in the continental U.S. is Forks, Washington. I bet you are a Twilight fan? Me too.
no the rainiest place in the U.S. is Mount Waialeale on the Hawaiian island of Kauai
the rainist place in the continental u.s. is the foothill villages near Mount Washington, N.H.
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From QuileuteWolves96: Actually the rainiest inhabited place in the U.S is the Olympic peninsula... either Forks or Quillayute. The rainiest place in all of the U.S. is Mount Waialeale.
Olympic peninsula is only correct if you're counting the number of days it rains (it comes in at 63). If you're asking for the rainiest (as in, Most Rain) the Olympic Pen doesn't even crack the top 10. It's number 24! Here's the real list:
source: http://www.livescience.com/environment/070518_rainy_cities.html
The rainiest spot in the US is Mt. Waialeale in Hawaii, which averages about 460 inches per year. Not only is it the rainiest in the US, it is the rainiest spot on earth, depending on the year, and how it is measured.
Forks, Washington is not the rainiest place in the US. The town of Hilo in Hawaii holds the title for the highest average annual rainfall in the United States. Forks, Washington does receive a significant amount of rain due to its location in the Pacific Northwest, but it is not the rainiest.
The wettest place in the US is typically considered to be the town of Quillayute, Washington, which receives over 100 inches of rain annually. The nearby region of the Olympic Peninsula is known for its high precipitation levels due to its proximity to the Pacific Ocean and the Olympic Mountains.
In the US, the wettest place is Mount Waialeale in the state of Hawaii. It gets about 450 inches of rain per year. The wettest place on Earth is in the Khasi Hills of northeastern India. They get about 460 inches of rain per year.
Some of the rainiest cities in the US include Mobile, Alabama; New Orleans, Louisiana; Pensacola, Florida; West Palm Beach, Florida; and Baton Rouge, Louisiana. These cities receive high annual rainfall due to their proximity to bodies of water and prevailing weather patterns.
Olympic Peninsula is perhaps the rainiest place in the US. when the vampires come in sunlight their skin sparkles. edward thinks this will cause traffic problems and reveal their dark secret as well. so they move to this place.
Olympic Peninsula
The rainiest spot in the US is Mt. Waialeale in Hawaii, which averages about 460 inches per year. Not only is it the rainiest in the US, it is the rainiest spot on earth, depending on the year, and how it is measured.
The Amazon is the rainiest place on Earth. It is a rainforest that accumulates more water than any other country or region. It is a place that holds the largest biodiversity collection as a result. The rainiest US state is Washington, more specifically Seattle.
Yes, Forks is the rainiest city in the continental United States. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forks,_Washington Actually, Lafayette LA is. The olympic peninsula doesnt even make it to the list until olympia, at 23.
Forks, Washington is not the rainiest place in the US. The town of Hilo in Hawaii holds the title for the highest average annual rainfall in the United States. Forks, Washington does receive a significant amount of rain due to its location in the Pacific Northwest, but it is not the rainiest.
The wettest place in the US is typically considered to be the town of Quillayute, Washington, which receives over 100 inches of rain annually. The nearby region of the Olympic Peninsula is known for its high precipitation levels due to its proximity to the Pacific Ocean and the Olympic Mountains.
Yes, other US peninsulas include the Delmarva Peninsula (Delaware, Maryland, Virginia), the Kenai Peninsula in Alaska, and the Olympic Peninsula in Washington.
The rainiest spot in the US is Mt. Waialeale in Hawaii, which averages about 460 inches per year. Not only is it the rainiest in the US, it is the rainiest spot on earth, depending on the year, and how it is measured. Compare this to Miami, which gets usually between 50 and 60 inches per year, and Seattle, which usually gets less than 40 inches per year.
It happened on the Bataan Peninsula.
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.
I'm almost positive that the rainiest state is Hawaii.