The More You Know: Driest and Wettest U.S. States
I have 17 blogs waiting for me to finish and post. I’m hoping I get to most of them this week. I keep putting it off to do other things or I’m too tired to work on them. I’ve been sitting on my futon and color or mindlessly watch TV when I should be doing other things and thinking of my dry skin. The fact my lips keep cracking and my skin in insanely dry to the point of never getting rid of these dry patches on my legs since moving to Las Vegas, I decided to look up why this was happening, as I never had this issue when I lived in Los Angeles. It comes down to the dryness of Nevada (somewhat), but I swear this dryness is creating other skin issues for me. It’s like the irritation monster was woken up. I found out Nevada is the driest state in the U.S along with being the second hottest city in the U.S. Lucky me. The driest and wettest state information is derived by World Atlas.
The driest states are first. The ones where your skin feels like a reptile and good luck experiencing a lot of rain. I’m surprised North Dakota and South Dakota are included in this list.
10. California with 22.4 yearly inches of rain with the rainiest month being February.
9. South Dakota with 19.1 yearly inches of rain with the rainiest month being June.
8. Montana with 18.7 yearly inches of rain with the rainiest month being June.
7. Colorado with 18.1 yearly inches of rain with the rainiest month being August.
6. North Dakota with 17.3 yearly inches of rain with the rainiest month being June.
5. Wyoming with 15.9 yearly inches of rain with the rainiest month being May.
4. New Mexico with 14.0 yearly inches of rain with the rainiest month being August.
3. Utah with 13.6 yearly inches of rain with the rainiest month being April.
2. Arizona with 12.6 yearly inches of rain with the rainiest month being August.
1. Nevada with 10.3 yearly inches of rain with the rainiest month being January.
The wettest states are last. The ones where your skin feels great and you’ll probably get sick of the rain. I’m surprised Oregon or Washington is excluded in this list.
10. South Carolina with 48.0 yearly inches of rain with the rainiest month being August.
9. North Carolina with 49.3 yearly inches of rain with the rainiest month being August.
8. Arkansas with 49.6 yearly inches of rain with the rainiest month being May.
7. Georgia with 50.1 yearly inches of rain with the rainiest month being July.
6. Tennessee with 51.6 yearly inches of rain with the rainiest month being July.
5. Florida with 53.7 yearly inches of rain with the rainiest month being August.
4. Alabama with 55.3 yearly inches of rain with the rainiest month being March.
3. Mississippi with 55.5 yearly inches of rain with the rainiest month being December.
2. Louisiana with 56.9 yearly inches of rain with the rainiest month being June.
1. Hawaii with 57.2 yearly inches of rain with the rainiest month being December.
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