Driest Cities in Bicol Region

Top 88 cities ranked by driest cities

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Driest Cities — Bicol Region

1 San Pascual 81.8"

2 Masbate 86.7"

3 Esperanza 86.9"

4 Milagros 87.3"

5 Sagpon 87.5"

6 Tagas 87.5"

7 Pio Duran 87.5"

8 Ligao 87.5"

9 Bangkirohan 87.5"

10 Pilar 87.5"

11 Pantao 87.5"

12 Daraga 87.5"

13 Donsol 87.5"

14 Baligang 87.5"

15 Legaspi 87.5"

16 Puro 88.7"

17 Placer 89.5"

18 Claveria 90.2"

19 Cataingan 91.5"

20 San Jacinto 96.4"

21 Ragay 96.5"

22 Liboro 96.5"

23 San Fernando 97.4"

24 Antipolo 97.4"

25 Pasacao 97.4"

26 Caranan 97.4"

27 San Gabriel 97.4"

28 Sipocot 100.7"

29 Mambulo 103.0"

30 Milaor 103.4"

31 Camaligan 103.4"

32 Naga 103.4"

33 Magarao 103.4"

34 Santa Elena 103.6"

35 Calabanga 109.3"

36 Tinambac 109.3"

37 Matnog 111.6"

38 Bulan 116.2"

39 Tulay na Lupa 116.3"

40 Labo 116.3"

41 Cumadcad 120.4"

42 Jose Pañganiban 121.0"

43 Batobalane 121.0"

44 Paracale 121.0"

45 Bulusan 122.2"

46 Irosin 122.2"

47 Sorsogon 124.6"

48 Rizal 124.6"

49 Baras 126.1"

50 Basud 126.8"

51 Talisay 126.8"

52 Daet 126.8"

53 Mercedes 127.4"

54 Casiguran 128.2"

55 Gubat 128.2"

56 Vinzons 128.3"

57 Baao 128.4"

58 Santo Domingo 128.4"

59 Oas 128.4"

60 Libon 128.4"

61 Nato 128.4"

62 Santa Justina 128.4"

63 Buluang 128.4"

64 Polangui 128.4"

65 Iriga City 128.4"

66 Tabaco 128.4"

67 Goa 128.4"

68 Lagonoy 128.4"

69 Agupit 128.4"

70 Malilipot 128.4"

71 San Jose 128.4"

72 Buhi 128.4"

73 Bato 128.4"

74 Tiwi 128.4"

75 Tigaon 128.4"

76 Nabua 128.4"

77 Bula 128.4"

78 Bacon 132.6"

79 Balete 132.6"

80 Libog 135.2"

81 Bigaa 135.2"

82 Bacacay 135.2"

83 Bonga 135.2"

84 Virac 135.6"

85 Calatagan 135.6"

86 Calolbon 135.7"

87 Bagamanoc 138.5"

88 Pandan 138.7"

The driest cities in Bicol Region receive the least annual precipitation, often characterized by arid landscapes and abundant sunshine. San Pascual receives just 81.8 inches of precipitation annually.

Dry climates offer benefits including more sunny days, less seasonal affective disorder, lower humidity, and reduced mold and allergen concerns. These cities are often located in the desert Southwest or other arid regions with dramatic natural landscapes.

Water management is a critical concern for the driest cities, many of which rely on distant water sources, desalination, or strict conservation measures. As populations grow in these areas, sustainable water use and drought resilience become increasingly important priorities.

Did You Know?

1. San Pascual gets just 81.8" of precipitation per year — less than many cities get in a single month.
2. Most of the driest cities are in the desert Southwest, where evaporation often exceeds precipitation by a factor of 10 or more.
3. Water conservation is a way of life in these cities, with many implementing xeriscaping requirements and water usage restrictions.

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