Perth

According to Bureau of Meteorology data, Perth is now the sunniest State capital with a long-term annual average of 8.8 hours of sunshine a day — ahead of Darwin (8.5 hours), Brisbane (8.2 hours), Adelaide (7.7 hours), Canberra (7.7 hours), Sydney (7.2 hours), Melbourne (6.5 hours) and Hobart (6.4 hours).

Perth arguably has the best Australia Day weather, experiencing just 8 Australia Day’s of rain since 1900 with an average of 2.9mm of rain falling on these days. It also has the highest average maximum temperature at 30.4°C with 61 of the past 116 Australia Days above 30°C.

The sunniest U.S. states are:

• Nevada – 5,296kJ/m^2.
• Texas – 5,137 kJ/m^3.
• California – 5,050 kJ/m^2.
• Colorado – 4,960 kJ/m^2.
• Oklahoma – 4,912 kJ/m^2.
• Kansas – 4,890 kJ/m^2.
• Utah – 4,887 kJ/m^2.
• Florida – 4,859 kJ/m^2.

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Hawaii

The remote city of Quibdó is sometimes cited as the rainiest in the world, with average rainfall of 7,328mm a year, according to one estimate from local weather station data.

These countries have the best weather in the whole entire world

• Best Temps: Ecuador. This South American country is the land of eternal spring, with daytime temperatures in the mid-70s year-round.
• Least Rainy: Namibia. This country wins for the least amount of rainfall.
• Best Humidity Level: Cyprus.
• Best Snow: Japan.

At 100 percent humidity, 89 or 90 degrees Fahrenheit can feel like 132 degrees Fahrenheit on the heat index, and previous experiments show that this is the limit for what most humans can withstand before they start to fall apart from the one-two heat-humidity combo—and really, many people would fall apart way before …