What is the wettest state in the United States?

Question

Wettest state in the U.S

Answer 1

EVERYONE IS WRONG. The answer is Hawaii

Kauai, the Garden Island, is the oldest of the main Hawaiian islands. It is considered the most pristine of the main islands with its many white sandy beaches and verdant mountains and valleys. Quite uniquely no buildings taller than a coconut tree are allowed to be built on Kauai. Scenic sites include picturesque Hanalei Bay, the Na Pali Coast, and Waimea Canyon -- the "Grand Canyon of the Pacific." Kauai also boasts the only navigable river in Hawaii, the Wailua River which flows from inaccessible Mt. Wai'ale'ale, high above its which in its remote mountain top reaches has the wettest spot on earth drawing an average of 480 inches per year. The climate and rainfall patterns on Kauai, however, have more in common with the other Hawaii Islands in which mild sunny dry weather is normal for every month of the year with summers slightly drier and winters somewhat damper usually because of night and early morning showers.

Answer 2

According to the weather people it is Flordia. Most think that it is Washington State but we have an average rain fall of 42 inches a year and Flordia has 60 inches a year.

Answer 3

Florida

Answer 4

It is Olympia, Wa. The only temperament rain forest in the US.

Answer 5

I'd guess Florida .. the whole state is a swamp.

Answer 6

my guess is Washington State

Answer 7

Washington State... beleive me i live here... its supposed to rain all week...

Answer 8

Florida if your talking about grond water.

Answer 9

i woulds say seattle washington

Answer 10

indiana it seems like