Prince Rupert, located along the rugged Pacific coast of British Columbia, is widely recognized and documented as the gloomiest and cloudiest city in Canada. Due to its unique coastal geography, persistent low-pressure atmospheric systems, and proximity to mountain barriers that trap moisture, Prince Rupert experiences exceptionally low annual sunshine hours, heavy rainfall, and constant overcast skies. Other eastern contenders known for persistent fog and limited sunshine include St. John's in Newfoundland and Labrador, while major urban centers like Vancouver also record high regional cloud cover during winter.
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