Rainiest Cities in Austria

Top 100 cities ranked by rainiest cities

Best Austria Cities

Composite rankings combining multiple weighted metrics, 4 topics from climate and air quality data.

Best Climate Cities
Warm temperatures, plenty of sunshine and clean air.
Cleanest Air Cities
Lowest pollution levels for healthy outdoor living.
Sunniest Cities
Most days of sunshine per year, with warm and dry climate.
Most Urban Cities
Densely populated city centers with the largest urban footprints.
Population & Density
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Climate & Air
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Rainiest Cities - Austria

1 Möggers 08 104.4"
2 Lochau 08 104.4"
3 Langen 08 104.4"
4 Bildstein 08 104.4"
5 Kennelbach 08 104.4"
6 Buch 08 104.4"
7 Schwarzach 08 104.4"
8 Wolfurt 08 104.4"
9 Hörbranz 08 104.4"
10 Hohenweiler 08 104.4"
11 Eichenberg 08 104.4"
12 Ramseiden 05 94.9"
13 Mitterhofen 05 94.9"
14 Georgenberg 05 94.9"
15 Bsuch 05 94.9"
16 Maria Alm am Steinernen Meer 05 94.9"
17 Sankt Johann im Pongau 05 94.9"
18 Haid 05 94.9"
19 Maschl 05 94.9"
20 Schmitten 05 94.9"
21 Garnei 05 94.9"
22 Reinbach 05 94.9"
23 Hallein 05 94.9"
24 Sankt Leonhard 05 94.9"
25 Rettenstein 05 94.9"
26 Niederalm 05 94.9"
27 Zell am See 05 94.9"
28 Oberlangenberg 05 94.9"
29 Mitterberghütten 05 94.9"
30 Neu-Anif 05 94.9"
31 Dorfheim 05 94.9"
32 Lenzing 05 94.9"
33 Grödig 05 94.9"
34 Laideregg 05 94.9"
35 Thor 05 94.9"
36 Leogang 05 94.9"
37 Taugl 05 94.9"
38 Kuchl 05 94.9"
39 Plankenau 05 94.9"
40 Bischofshofen 05 94.9"
41 Jadorf 05 94.9"
42 Taxach 05 94.9"
43 Saalfelden am Steinernen Meer 05 94.9"
44 Schlins 08 92.2"
45 Frastanz 08 92.2"
46 Brand 08 92.2"
47 Satteins 08 92.2"
48 Bludesch 08 92.2"
49 Dünserberg 08 92.2"
50 Beschling 08 92.2"
51 Röns 08 92.2"
52 Schnifis 08 92.2"
53 Göfis 08 92.2"
54 Feldkirch 08 92.2"
55 Nenzing 08 92.2"
56 Düns 08 92.2"
57 Mühlau 07 86.4"
58 Fiecht 07 86.4"
59 Neu-Terfens 07 86.4"
60 Hall in Tirol 07 86.4"
61 Wilten 07 86.4"
62 Heiligkreuz 07 86.4"
63 Kolsassberg 07 86.4"
64 Pradl 07 86.4"
65 Innsbruck 07 86.4"
66 Schwaz 07 86.4"
67 Tulfes 07 86.4"
68 Rum 07 86.4"
69 Arzl 07 86.4"
70 Hötting 07 86.4"
71 Völs 07 86.4"
72 Vomp 07 86.4"
73 Terfens 07 86.4"
74 Pill 07 86.4"
75 Weerberg 07 86.4"
76 Vomperbach 07 86.4"
77 Mils bei Solbad Hall 07 86.4"
78 Absam 07 86.4"
79 Weer 07 86.4"
80 Baumkirchen 07 86.4"
81 Fritzens 07 86.4"
82 Gnadenwald 07 86.4"
83 Volders 07 86.4"
84 Kolsass 07 86.4"
85 Thaur 07 86.4"
86 Wattenberg 07 86.4"
87 Wattens 07 86.4"
88 Rinn 07 86.4"
89 Amras 07 86.4"
90 Unterperfuss 07 86.4"
91 Ampass 07 86.4"
92 Ranggen 07 80.3"
93 Pettnau 07 80.3"
94 Reith bei Seefeld 07 80.3"
95 Hatting 07 80.3"
96 Inzing 07 80.3"
97 Seefeld in Tirol 07 80.3"
98 Flaurling 07 80.3"
99 Oberhofen im Inntal 07 80.3"
100 Zirl 07 80.3"

The rainiest cities in Austria receive the highest annual precipitation, creating lush green landscapes and abundant water resources. Möggers leads with 104.4 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. Möggers receives 104.4" of precipitation annually - that's about 8.7 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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