What are the 10 most windiest places in the USA?
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1.Blue Hill, MA\n2.Dodge City, KS\n3.Amarillo, TX\n4.Rochester, MN\n5.Casper, WY [and]\n6.Cheyenne, WY [tie]\n7.Great Falls, MT\n8.Goodland, KS\n9.Boston, MA\n10.Lubbock, TX
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1 Tennessee 9.40% \n2 Louisiana 8.60% \n3 Washington 8.35% \n4 New York 8.25% \n5 Oklahoma 8.10% \n6 Alabama 8.00% \n7 Arkansas 8.00% \n8 California 7.95% \n9 Texas 7.95% \n10 Arizona 7.65%
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Key West for sure.  I was there for January, February and March in 2004, and it was awesome!  You could swim at the beaches without freezing, no problem.
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try philadelphia , Queens NY, Boston MA, California\nI heard these are some of the top states.
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Hawaii is the most southern state in the US.\n\nIn the continential US, the Southernmost Point in Key West, is the most south.
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Fort Worth got a tornado go straight through downtown a few years back.\n\nAccording to this map: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Tornado_Alley.jpg\nFort Worth, Oklahoma City and Tulsa have the highest number of tornadoes observed, with a wide band across the states from Illinois to the DFW area being the "Tornado Alley"\n\nNote that hurricanes near populated areas are more likely to be observed, which accounts for the island style distribution.
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South Carolina...Its not as hot and just a beautiful..(I live in NC , I think Pine Knoll Shores, NC is the most beautiful place in the world)
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Hey...try living in Arkansas...when we get wind gusts, they get up around 200-400 miles per hour and go round and round...you get to see cows, cars, and churches fly....LOL
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It's the air flow from west to east in the U.S.
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North East\n1. Canada\n2. Atlantic Ocean\n3. Maine\n4. Pennsylvania\n5. Rhode Island\n6. Pennsylvania and Vermont\n7. Lake Erie and Lake Ontario\n8. Massachusetts, Cape Cod\n9. New Hampshire\n10. New York \nPLAINS\nNebraska\nNorth Dakota\nSouth Dakota\nGREAT BASIN\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Basin\nCALIFORNIA\nhttp://www.enchantedlearning.com/usa/states/california/\nNORTHWEST COAST AREA\nhttp://www.infoplease.com/ce6/society/A0859893.html\nPLATEAU AREA\nhttp://www.infoplease.com/ce6/society/A0859895.html\nSOUTHWEST AREA\nhttp://www.infoplease.com/ce6/society/A0859898.html\nI hope this helps
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Probably the Drake Passage, south of Cape Horn; they're stormy year-round:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drake_Passage
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1. white sox\n2. mets\n3. st.louis\n4. boston\n5. yankees\n6. philadelphia\n7. houston\n8. detroit\n9. cleveland\n10. toronto
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Channel Islands \nHeadline\nSunny periods. \n\nRest of today\nSunny periods. Feeling cooler with a moderate westerly wind. Maximum temperature 17 deg C (63 deg F). \n\nTonight\nTurning misty overnight with fog patches. Light westerly breeze. Minimum temperature 9 deg C (48 deg F). \n\nOutlook for Sunday\nFine with some sunshine.
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The best spot is Crissy Field which is right near the Golden Gate Bridge. Other nice spots are Coyote Point about 30 minutes south of the city. Candlestick Park is also really good but has a rocky launch and is only 15 minutes south of the city.  There's 3rd Ave. near Coyote.  Some people windsurf at Treasure Island but I have not.  Berkeley Marina is a good place to learn.  If you're really expert and want waves you can always go to the coast.  Wadell Creek near Santa Cruz gets windsurfers and kiters. Have seen windsurfers at Ocean Beach but not too much.  My favorite is Crissy. Just be sure you know what the tide is doing and ask for assistance from the locals.
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You can try NASA World Wind.
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most rainy would be washington coastand least would have to be arizona
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Any of them, Mt. Everest is the obvious answer.  What about Mt. Washington in New Hampshie (world's highest wind speeds) or The Andes (amazing views)