Where the "Drizzle Belt" at?

Lima and the Peruvian coast around it gets tons of drizzle but little rain 😝😝😝

Since when did people have to live there for it to count, is Vostok no longer the Pole of Cold because nobody permanently lives there?

Skipton (or Bingley, Skipton isn't quite as wet) gets 1024 mm of rain on 152 days (1 mm threshold, though if we're talking drizzle you'd want something lower) = 6.7 mm per rain day.

If we're talking sizeable cities, Belfast might be the the place to start: 861 mm/158 days = 5.4 mm per rain day.

You can look everywhere else up

Cardiff gets 1100+ mm on 149 days.
Glasgow 1270 mm on 167 days.
Bergen 2400 mm on 195 days.

Much of their precip is snow though, when I think drizzle I think of rain.

Longyearbyen's summers look horrendously drizzly but I wouldn't classify the light snow they get the rest of the year as drizzle.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Longyearbyen#Climate

53-55°N isn't even the "drizzle belt" of the UK.

Oh okay. I think Umeå is pretty drizzly though even though it doesn't drizzle much in the winter

Practically anywhere nonadjacent mountainous places in the north of the Alps is a good candidate.

I heard the drizzle belt is centered somewhere around Nykoping.

92 days a year with drizzle here - of course, meaning days in which drizzle occurs at some point, not all day long. October is the most "drizzly" month with 9.4 days in which it occurs.