That's generous. Seattle has 71 days a year with <30% cloudy, and they're basically all in July and August. More than half the days are >70% cloudy. You lose li

That's generous. Seattle has 71 days a year with <30% cloudy, and they're basically all in July and August. More than half the days are >70% cloudy. You lose like 50-80% generating capacity when it's cloudy. It's not economical to have solar without extensive subsidies. And since our state tax structure is highly regressive, those solar panels you see are basically installed on the backs of the poor. https://www.currentresults.com/Weather/Washington/annual-days-of-sunshine.php https://www.currentresults.com/Weather/Washington/annual-day...