Rainbows require sunlight to hit - and be refracted by - the raindrops. There is less likely to be sunlight on an overcast day.
Since Virginia is less than 66.5 degrees from the equator, the sun rises and sets every day of the year there. So the answer is 365.23 per year on the long-term average, although the sky may be overcast and the sun not distinctly visible on some days or parts of days.
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The ordinary months of February usually has 28 days while a leap year usually has 29 days.
It is usually around 28 days but it could be from 21-38
Washington is because of Seattle which has 240 days of overcast out of 365 days per year.
Rainbows are usually an upside down U shape.
no,because rainy days is useful to the farmer in planting Those city dwellers, who do not know the use of rain, often show to be melancholy on a overcast day. The air pressure is usually lower on such days, and low pressure is associated with more melancholy.
Rainbows don't usually disappear quickly. Rainbows usually lasts for 2-6 hours because that's how long the puddle of water is left over. It's extremely unlikely for rainbows to disappear quickly.
the entire sky is filled with clouds
The weather is usually hot and sunny in July in Edmonton. There are a few scattered showers and overcast days and occasionally a smog or heat warning.
3/4, so there are about 270 cloudy days and 90 sunny days in a year.
Yes they are. Rainbows are only an appearance of light when light goes through water. That's why rainbows usually appear after it rains or when it is humid.
Not usually. A few tornadoes have been noted to have rainbows near them, but most are not. The vast majority of rainbows are not associated with tornadic storms.
Rainbows usually last for a very few hours about 2 to 6 hours.
Overcast, mild days in the fall can be spectacular..
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