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Originally Posted by jputnam98942  WA has a few different types of regions. You've got the westside of the Cascade mountains where it rains a lot & then the eastern side, where I live, that it doesn't rain much at all. Of course, you've got the mountains & forrests which are really pretty. Same goes with much of the westside of the state. The eastern side is mostly dry. The valley that I live in gets around 6 inches of rain a year, and see very few thunder storms. We get some snow in the winter. It's what they call a high desert area. People up there say they get 300 days of sunshine, I haven't exactly counted, but I'll take their word for it. It's all farm country where I'm at. I am in the main growing area of most of this & many other countries apples, pears, cherries, & various other fruits & veggies. We depend on the mountain's snow pack for irrigation water. I'm going to stop myself here, cause I'm going on & on. One of these days I'll post some pictures. |
Hey That is a great information. I always thought that the whole WA State have gloomy rainy weather. Some friends I had lived in Portland and told me that it is there so I took it for granted the the whole state is like that.
Very Good info..
One day I will take a Grande Tour around the Whole States and see what lies there..
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