Let’s not kid ourselves that we’d be out in it anyway. Like Nosferatu I am.
TheStoicNihilist on
Every Irish person who has ever bought a telescope knows all about our cloud cover 😭
Important_Farmer924 on
And it feels every bit of it.
MeinhofBaader on
Keep the auld vitamin D topped up folks.
LucyVialli on
Knew it was bad, didn’t realise it was that bad. Keep chuggin the Vitamin D, folks!
IllustratorSquare708 on
That’s Iceland
Liambp on
How come EQUATORIAL Guinea is so low?
davesr25 on

SmallWolf117 on
How is equatorial guinea on this list?
JourneyThiefer on
Didn’t realise there was other countries other than the UK and Iceland basically as cloudy as us in Europe lol
Archamasse on
Just thinking about that Star Wars lore book where Domhnall Gleeson’s big Irish head and its big normal Irish complexion get a little fluff paragraph about Hux being unnaturally pasty.
Drakenfel on
We’re also the country with the most rainfall in the world so countries without easy access to fresh water would really look at this and say ‘Those poor Irish ********’ wouldn’t they…
justsayinbtw on

its_brew on
I get embarrassed if I go anywhere that actually has sun.
I’m so white now that the sun just makes me a blinding shade of white when it hits my forehead.
I feel like uncle fester.
I’m considering using a slightly tinted moisturiser just to get a base before I head away in April.
Human_Pangolin94 on
This is why vampires stories originated here.
FluffyDiscipline on
Jesus that’s depressing…
We are on Day 10 of zero sunshine hours
jd2300 on
And if you’re on the east coast, consider yourself lucky, we get almost 50% more sunshine than the west!
Super-Widget on
*cries in vitamin D deficiency*
CalandulaTheKitten on
Imagine being from the Faroe Islands, Jesus Christ. Also they only have like 3 hours of sunshine in winter, Summer temperatures that are only like 12 degrees. And constant rain and winds all year round. Truly the worst climate on Earth
kudman77 on
Well that “brightened” up my day
Conscious_Handle_427 on
I find this hard to believe, Poland is very sunny in the spring/summer
UrbanStray on
How are these numbers extrapolated? It can vary a lot within the same country. Arequipa gets almost 3 three times as many annual sunshine hours as Lima.
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Let’s not kid ourselves that we’d be out in it anyway. Like Nosferatu I am.
Every Irish person who has ever bought a telescope knows all about our cloud cover 😭
And it feels every bit of it.
Keep the auld vitamin D topped up folks.
Knew it was bad, didn’t realise it was that bad. Keep chuggin the Vitamin D, folks!
That’s Iceland
How come EQUATORIAL Guinea is so low?

How is equatorial guinea on this list?
Didn’t realise there was other countries other than the UK and Iceland basically as cloudy as us in Europe lol
Just thinking about that Star Wars lore book where Domhnall Gleeson’s big Irish head and its big normal Irish complexion get a little fluff paragraph about Hux being unnaturally pasty.
We’re also the country with the most rainfall in the world so countries without easy access to fresh water would really look at this and say ‘Those poor Irish ********’ wouldn’t they…

I get embarrassed if I go anywhere that actually has sun.
I’m so white now that the sun just makes me a blinding shade of white when it hits my forehead.
I feel like uncle fester.
I’m considering using a slightly tinted moisturiser just to get a base before I head away in April.
This is why vampires stories originated here.
Jesus that’s depressing…
We are on Day 10 of zero sunshine hours
And if you’re on the east coast, consider yourself lucky, we get almost 50% more sunshine than the west!
*cries in vitamin D deficiency*
Imagine being from the Faroe Islands, Jesus Christ. Also they only have like 3 hours of sunshine in winter, Summer temperatures that are only like 12 degrees. And constant rain and winds all year round. Truly the worst climate on Earth
Well that “brightened” up my day
I find this hard to believe, Poland is very sunny in the spring/summer
How are these numbers extrapolated? It can vary a lot within the same country. Arequipa gets almost 3 three times as many annual sunshine hours as Lima.