Why would you use avg sunlight per day? Thats takes the avg sunlight per year and maps it onto a daily avg, which is useless as a metric.
You want sunny days per year. Which Seattle gets less than 90. Most cities in California get over 200.
You want sunny days per year. Which Seattle gets less than 90. Most cities in California get over 200.
Last year was unusually warm and sunny in the summer as too, though I guess a couple years isn't really a climate change, it's just unusual weather.
On the flip side, people that got along without air conditioners 5 or 10 years ago are revisiting that decision, I called around a few places to get a quote for a split unit to be installed, and they were booked up through August.
Not to mention the week of smoke we've had the last 2 summers. ;)