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Perpetual storm on Earth

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On an Earth like planet, is it possible to have a perpetual storm surrounding an island? And if so what would cause/maintain this storm?

Edit: To be a little more clear, I'm looking for a storm strong enough to make sea travel dangerous, but not impossible. The first possible answer below is the best so far for meeting this condition.

Possible answers: (not sure how to mark first one as an answer)

How could constant or near-constant rain in an area be possible?

How to create the eternal storm?

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