This depends upon how you define a sunny day - if you qualify days that have 75% cloud cover, or sunny days with an overcast feel due to heat haze, or wintery sunny day with a dull hue in the air, then Eastern Mediterranean islands like Rhodes and Cyprus have the highest figure. In terms of true sunshine, however, the story is different - the most sunshine amount, consistently for over 300 days, appears in the Ardeche region of France. Meanwhile, even Almeria in Spain receives more true sunshine than Rhodes. There is a further problem; people forget that during summer and times of most sunshine, length of daylight hours contribute to the equation. As such, places like St Andrews in Scotland - hence Leuchas RAF base located in max sunshine hours in UK - have much longer lengths of daylight and sunshine than places in the Med. A sunny day in the Ardeche can thus feel twice as sunny as anywhere as anywhere like Cyprus on any given day - due to the amount of sunshine reaching the ground and the extra hours of sunshine received due to day length. Don't be fooled by this phenomenon - even a person who repeatedly spends 6 summer months in Cornwall and then 6mths in Perth every year will receive twice the sunshine amount of a perosn living permanently in Rhodes or Cyprus.
Heyy i live in sydney, and have for the past 5 years but before i lived in Perth and personally i think that it is the sunniest place in Australia but there is a lot of Australia that i havent seen so i may be wrong.
The sunniest day of the year varies depending on the location and the specific definition of "sunny." In general, the summer solstice, which occurs around June 21st in the Northern Hemisphere, tends to be the day with the most daylight hours and potential for sunshine. However, weather patterns and atmospheric conditions can also influence the amount of sunshine on any given day.
In the Northern Hemisphere, June has the most sunlight in the majority of locations, as the longest day occurs on the summer solstice, and June's days are longer on average than any other month. As for whether it also includes more cloudy days, that would vary by location. The hottest month in most locations is July. In the Southern Hemisphere, the corresponding month is December, the month with the longest average day length. The hottest month is usually January.
The Olympic Peninsula is not the most sunless place in the world, but it does receive a significant amount of rainfall due to its proximity to the Pacific Ocean and mountainous terrain. This region has a reputation for being one of the wettest places in the contiguous United States.
Blue Sea is located inMojacar on the Costa de Almeria. Mojacar enjoys the sunniest and warmest climatein the whole of Europe, and is known as 'el rincon del embrujo' or 'thecorner of enchantment'. Still unspoilt by mass tourism, this is the realSpain.
Madrid
Gela,in the Southern coast of Sicily, is the hottest and sunniest place of Italy
The Sahara
Florida
Yuma, AZ. About 90% of sunshine annually. It is also listed in the Guinness book of world records as the sunniest place on earth.
Yuma, Arizona is the sunniest place in the United States. Redding California is the second sunniest city.
The sun or Mexico and Hawaii
I've heard the sunniest spot in Germany is Freiburg in the southwest corner.
The Southwest United States is the sunniest place in the world. It consists of Arizona, Texas and Nevada. The Northeast Africa region is the second sunniest place in the world.
No - the South East including Kent and the South West Devon and Cornwall are acknowledged as the sunniest places in Britain
The base word of "sunniest" is "sun."
there are 18 hours of light in shara