There's tons of good hiking in the seattle area along with boating.
170K is pretty good.
It's pretty demoralizing to go to work and leave work in complete darkness for days on end.
Meanwhile, the rain alternates between actual rain and misting constantly from September until May.
I actually prefer the Pittsburgh weather with its four seasons.
https://www.timeanddate.com/sun/usa/seattle?month=12&year=20...
But keep in mind that the definitions of sunrise and sunset here do not include dawn and dusk -- at 4 PM, the sun has _completely_ set, which means that at 3 PM, it's already well into starting to set.
Those are clouds. The sun is still there - you just can't see it.
It's not raining either, those are just water droplets condensing from the clouds.
Only 1 out of 10 days is sunny:
Here is San Jose, California's (8 out of 10 days are sunny):
The only bad days for me would be never seeing the sun at all.
No it does not. I grew up in Vancouver, and the latest sunrise is at around 8 am, and sunset at 4 pm.