Where is it always or mostly Cloudy in the USA?

Olympic peninsula across from Seattle gets about 300 days of rain a year is is considered a rain forest.

I have been tracking since the beginning of the year the weather for Pittsburgh, PA, because I really wanted to know if what they said around here was true. My findings trough yesterday:

Temperature: The temperature based on a monthly average is fairly accurate, however, temperature extremes vary daily. For example the monthly average for April is 61 degrees. On April 23 the high was 58 degrees, on April 24th the high was 84 degrees. On April 6th the high was 59 degrees, on April 7th the high was 36 degrees and it snowed.

Cloudy: As of May 10th according to weather.com there have been between 86 and 103 days listed as mostly cloudy. I say between because if it is windy it just says windy and not if it was cloudy at all. So therefore it is cloudy between 66% and 79% of the time.

Rain: There has been measure able rain on 64 days 49% of the days. For a total of 12.42 inches so far this year. That is an average of 0.2" every time it rains.

north Dakota because of fact its a lot less warmth and also you get alot of canadian air and clouds and its always drizzle's and oklahoma very really a lot every3 days it rain or is cloudy i keep in mind that the position i stay interior the in basic terms right month its rained or been cloud common yet about 2-3 want this helps

Seattle, Washington,also......Washington has a very Grey, Rainy Climate.

Alaska is Cold in the Winter but, still Sunny. It has more Sunny Seasonal days than Washington.

Seattle does have a bit of a name for being cloudy a lot of the time.

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north Dakota because its colder and you get alot of canadian air and clouds and its always drizzle's and oklahoma almost every3 days it rain or is cloudy i know that where i live in the last month its rained or been cloud everyday but about 2-3 hope this helps

I would imagine Oregon