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Rainiest Cities in Mato Grosso

Top 100 cities ranked by rainiest cities

Best Mato Grosso Cities

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

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Rainiest Cities — Mato Grosso

1 Guarantã do Norte 90.2"
2 Novo Mundo 88.0"
3 Peixoto de Azevedo 87.1"
4 Matupá 87.1"
5 Paranaíta 86.7"
6 Carlinda 85.6"
7 Tapurah 84.5"
8 Ipiranga do Norte 83.0"
9 São José do Xingu 82.6"
10 Nova Maringá 81.6"
11 Terra Nova do Norte 81.6"
12 Nova Monte Verde 80.8"
13 Porto dos Gaúchos 80.4"
14 Nova Canaã do Norte 79.9"
15 Marcelândia 79.8"
16 Brasnorte 79.8"
17 Apiacás 79.5"
18 Colíder 79.3"
19 Nova Bandeirantes 79.1"
20 Sapezal 78.6"
21 Sorriso 78.5"
22 Campo Novo do Parecis 78.4"
23 São José do Rio Claro 78.2"
24 Lucas do Rio Verde 78.2"
25 Juruena 78.0"
26 Colniza 77.5"
27 Juína 77.2"
28 Tabaporã 77.1"
29 Aripuanã 76.7"
30 Castanheira 76.6"
31 Juara 76.1"
32 Cotriguaçu 76.0"
33 Comodoro 75.6"
34 Itaúba 75.4"
35 Sinop 74.9"
36 Campos de Júlio 74.7"
37 Nova Ubiratã 73.4"
38 Nova Mutum 73.1"
39 Vera 73.1"
40 Vila Rica 73.0"
41 Cláudia 72.9"
42 Santa Carmem 72.9"
43 Confresa 72.4"
44 Paranatinga 72.2"
45 Feliz Natal 71.3"
46 Boa Esperança do Norte 70.5"
47 Porto Alegre do Norte 70.2"
48 Santa Terezinha 69.3"
49 Nova Lacerda 66.7"
50 Tangará da Serra 66.7"
51 Bom Jesus do Araguaia 66.5"
52 Alto Boa Vista 65.4"
53 Diamantino 65.1"
54 Novo São Joaquim 65.0"
55 Querência 64.9"
56 Poxoréu 64.8"
57 Alto Garças 64.8"
58 Guiratinga 64.2"
59 Alto Araguaia 64.0"
60 Gaúcha do Norte 64.0"
61 Campo Verde 63.9"
62 São Félix do Araguaia 63.7"
63 Alto Taquari 63.6"
64 Campinápolis 62.6"
65 Itiquira 62.6"
66 Dom Aquino 62.2"
67 Jauru 62.0"
68 General Carneiro 62.0"
69 Nova Olímpia 61.9"
70 Rondonópolis 61.9"
71 Alto Paraguai 61.9"
72 Cocalinho 61.5"
73 Pontes e Lacerda 61.3"
74 Canarana 61.3"
75 Jaciara 61.3"
76 Pedra Preta 61.3"
77 Nova Xavantina 61.2"
78 Barra do Garças 61.0"
79 Ribeirão Cascalheira 61.0"
80 Pontal do Araguaia 61.0"
81 Araputanga 60.8"
82 Juscimeira 60.8"
83 Água Boa 60.5"
84 Lambari d'Oeste 60.5"
85 Chapada dos Guimarães 59.7"
86 Vila Bela da Santíssima Trindade 59.6"
87 São José dos Quatro Marcos 58.9"
88 Porto Esperidião 57.6"
89 Barra do Bugres 57.1"
90 Mirassol d'Oeste 57.1"
91 Cuiabá 56.3"
92 Várzea Grande 56.3"
93 Nobres 56.0"
94 Santo Antônio do Leverger 54.5"
95 Lucas 54.2"
96 Barão de Melgaço 54.2"
97 Nossa Senhora do Livramento 52.9"
98 Cáceres 52.5"
99 Poconé 52.4"
100 Rosário Oeste 52.2"

The rainiest cities in Mato Grosso receive the highest annual precipitation, creating lush green landscapes and abundant water resources. Guarantã do Norte leads with 90.2 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. Guarantã do Norte receives 90.2" of precipitation annually — that's about 7.5 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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