I'm 84years old now, but many years ago I dedicated a good number of years to write a PV manual (in Spanish). It was then when I realized that is relatively easy for a designer of a stand-alone system to learn the length of the average Solar day, including data for different tilts of the array, the average wind, and temperature of a given site on Earth. What I never found was collected information on the average number of day (Per season) of consecutive cloudy (too low solar radiation). This data is more than needed to size the battery reserve bank, if you like to achive a minimum system dependability, w/o shortening the life expectancy of the bank of batteries by forcing them to a high DOD, and , more likely, a defficient recharge the next day.
Am I full of s..t? Am I an idiot that didn't know where to look?
I will deeply aprreciate a comment (or two) on the subject.