Rainiest Cities in Western Australia

Top 100 cities ranked by rainiest cities

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Rainiest Cities — Western Australia

1 Margaret River 43.4"

2 Baldivis 27.0"

3 Port Kennedy 27.0"

4 Waikiki 27.0"

5 Secret Harbour 27.0"

6 Greenfields 27.0"

7 Wellard 27.0"

8 Meadow Springs 27.0"

9 Cooloongup 27.0"

10 Parmelia 27.0"

11 Esperance 26.9"

12 Broome 26.5"

13 Cable Beach 26.5"

14 Collie 24.9"

15 Albany 23.2"

16 Perth 22.0"

17 Canning Vale 22.0"

18 Kwinana 22.0"

19 Ellenbrook 22.0"

20 Dianella 22.0"

21 Thornlie 22.0"

22 Morley 22.0"

23 Gosnells 22.0"

24 Willetton 22.0"

25 Byford 22.0"

26 Ballajura 22.0"

27 Scarborough 22.0"

28 Duncraig 22.0"

29 Landsdale 22.0"

30 Como 22.0"

31 Bayswater 22.0"

32 Balga 22.0"

33 Perth city centre 22.0"

34 Armadale 22.0"

35 Kingsley 22.0"

36 Maylands 22.0"

37 Forrestfield 22.0"

38 Southern River 22.0"

39 Nollamara 22.0"

40 Yokine 22.0"

41 South Perth 22.0"

42 Maddington 22.0"

43 Wanneroo 22.0"

44 Wembley 22.0"

45 High Wycombe 22.0"

46 East Perth 22.0"

47 Mount Lawley 22.0"

48 Hamilton Hill 22.0"

49 Nedlands 22.0"

50 Rivervale 22.0"

51 Leeming 22.0"

52 Bassendean 22.0"

53 Balcatta 22.0"

54 Kelmscott 22.0"

55 Marangaroo 22.0"

56 Seville Grove 22.0"

57 Aveley 22.0"

58 Success 22.0"

59 Spearwood 22.0"

60 East Victoria Park 22.0"

61 Subiaco 22.0"

62 Stirling 22.0"

63 Greenwood 22.0"

64 Woodvale 22.0"

65 Karrinyup 22.0"

66 Atwell 22.0"

67 Beechboro 22.0"

68 Harrisdale 22.0"

69 Piara Waters 22.0"

70 Girrawheen 22.0"

71 Mosman Park 22.0"

72 Kardinya 22.0"

73 Huntingdale 22.0"

74 North Perth 22.0"

75 Victoria Park 22.0"

76 Bentley 22.0"

77 Doubleview 22.0"

78 Lesmurdie 22.0"

79 Mirrabooka 22.0"

80 Claremont 22.0"

81 Innaloo 22.0"

82 Padbury 22.0"

83 Cloverdale 22.0"

84 Noranda 22.0"

85 Alexander Heights 22.0"

86 Swan View 22.0"

87 Floreat 22.0"

88 Bull Creek 22.0"

89 Beckenham 22.0"

90 Mount Hawthorn 22.0"

91 Yangebup 22.0"

92 Beeliar 22.0"

93 East Fremantle 22.0"

94 Sorrento 22.0"

95 Cottesloe 22.0"

96 Darch 22.0"

97 Tuart Hill 22.0"

98 Belmont 22.0"

99 Kewdale 22.0"

100 Kalamunda 22.0"

The rainiest cities in Western Australia receive the highest annual precipitation, creating lush green landscapes and abundant water resources. Margaret River leads with 43.4 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. Margaret River receives 43.4" of precipitation annually — that's about 3.6 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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