I got that information off of a map from the US government. The Pacific Northwest was the only area that looked marginal. I looked up another source, it showed only two states Vermont and Washington as marginal for solar panels because it only get 58 days of sunshine a year. Six other states, Alaska Michigan New York Ohio Oregon and West Virginia are mediocre in solar realization with between 60 and 80 days of sunshine a year, all the rest of the states are excellent for solar panels. Arizona ranks number one with 198 days of sunshine a year, along with Oklahoma New Mexico and Texas these are the top four states. Texas really should do this with their electrical grid problems.I knew you were dumb, I just didn't think you were THIS dumb.
The Pacific NW is known to have a lot of rain, but there are many other parts of the nation that have more cloud cover on more days than that location. Living in the Great Lakes region, we have always been told by local weather men, that we have less sunny days than Seattle.
You now have, officially, very little credibility and well known stupidity in my eyes.
Saginaw Bay comes in the same as Spokane WA, at overcast 52% of the time.
You clearly don't know what you are talking about most of the time.
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