Rainiest Cities in Argentina

Top 100 cities ranked by rainiest cities

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Rainiest Cities — Argentina

1 San Antonio 10 105.1"

2 Posadas 14 101.4"

3 Garupá 14 101.4"

4 Campo Ramón 14 101.0"

5 Panambí 14 101.0"

6 Oberá 14 101.0"

7 Campo Viera 14 101.0"

8 Concepción de la Sierra 14 101.0"

9 Candelaria 14 97.2"

10 Cerro Azul 14 97.2"

11 Santo Pipó 14 94.2"

12 Gobernador Roca 14 94.2"

13 Colonia Aurora 14 93.9"

14 Veinticinco de Mayo 14 93.9"

15 Alba Posse 14 93.9"

16 El Soberbio 14 92.7"

17 El Alcázar 14 92.4"

18 Montecarlo 14 92.4"

19 Jardín América 14 87.3"

20 Campo Grande 14 87.3"

21 Puerto Rico 14 87.3"

22 Capioví 14 87.3"

23 Garuhapé 14 87.3"

24 Aristóbulo del Valle 14 87.3"

25 Puerto Iguazú 14 85.8"

26 Bernardo de Irigoyen 14 79.1"

27 Clorinda 09 78.1"

28 San Vicente 14 71.5"

29 San Pedro 14 71.5"

30 Paso de la Patria 06 69.8"

31 San Luis del Palmar 06 69.8"

32 Puerto Libertad 14 67.6"

33 Colonia Wanda 14 67.6"

34 San José 14 67.6"

35 Margarita Belén 03 67.1"

36 Puerto Vilelas 03 67.1"

37 Resistencia 03 67.1"

38 Apóstoles 14 67.1"

39 Corrientes 06 67.1"

40 Fontana 03 67.1"

41 Barranqueras 03 67.1"

42 Puerto Tirol 03 67.1"

43 Puerto Esperanza 14 66.1"

44 Monte Caseros 06 66.0"

45 La Leonesa 03 65.4"

46 Dos de Mayo 14 65.4"

47 Gobernador Virasora 06 64.0"

48 Empedrado 06 63.9"

49 Puerto Piray 14 62.8"

50 Puerto Eldorado 14 62.8"

51 La Cruz 06 61.7"

52 Paso de los Libres 06 61.3"

53 Alvear 06 61.3"

54 Santo Tomé 06 61.3"

55 Yerba Buena 24 60.1"

56 Monteros 24 60.1"

57 Bella Vista 24 60.1"

58 Famaillá 24 60.1"

59 La Esperanza 10 59.3"

60 Calilegua 10 59.3"

61 Fraile Pintado 10 59.3"

62 Libertador General San Martín 10 59.3"

63 San Pedro de Jujuy 10 59.3"

64 Federación 08 58.9"

65 Chajarí 08 58.9"

66 Ituzaingó 06 58.5"

67 San Miguel 06 57.1"

68 Nuestra Señora del Rosario de Caá Catí 06 56.9"

69 Itatí 06 55.9"

70 Formosa 09 54.6"

71 Mocoretá 06 54.1"

72 Sauce 06 53.5"

73 Concordia 08 52.9"

74 Curuzú Cuatiá 06 52.2"

75 Saujil 02 51.7"

76 El Colorado 09 51.6"

77 General José de San Martín 03 51.6"

78 Santa Rosa 06 50.7"

79 Mercedes 06 50.6"

80 Santa Lucía 06 50.4"

81 Mburucuyá 06 49.6"

82 Tartagal 17 48.7"

83 General Mosconi 17 48.7"

84 Villa La Angostura 15 47.4"

85 Federal 08 47.4"

86 Colón 08 47.2"

87 San Salvador 08 47.1"

88 San José de Feliciano 08 46.9"

89 Perugorría 06 46.6"

90 Presidencia de la Plaza 03 46.2"

91 Villa Elisa 08 45.6"

92 San Lorenzo 06 45.4"

93 Machagai 03 45.4"

94 Concepción del Uruguay 08 45.2"

95 San Ramón de la Nueva Orán 17 45.0"

96 Quitilipi 03 44.7"

97 Saladas 06 44.6"

98 Mercedes 01 44.6"

99 San Martín de los Andes 15 44.2"

100 Viale 08 44.0"

The rainiest cities in Argentina receive the highest annual precipitation, creating lush green landscapes and abundant water resources. San Antonio leads with 105.1 inches of precipitation annually.

High rainfall supports diverse ecosystems, extensive park systems, and reliable water supplies. These cities often feature vibrant gardens, green spaces, and agricultural communities that benefit from consistent moisture throughout the year.

While abundant rainfall supports lush environments, it can also bring challenges including flooding risks, high humidity, and more frequent overcast days. Many rainy cities have adapted with robust drainage systems, covered public spaces, and a cultural embrace of indoor activities.

Did You Know?

1. San Antonio receives 105.1" of precipitation annually — that's about 8.8 feet of water.
2. The rainiest cities in the U.S. are primarily in the Southeast and Pacific Northwest, though for very different reasons — tropical moisture vs. marine influence.
3. High rainfall areas tend to have lower wildfire risk and more reliable municipal water supplies.

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