Rainiest Cities in Minas Gerais

Top 100 cities ranked by rainiest cities

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Rainiest Cities — Minas Gerais

1 Camanducaia 74.6"

2 Itapeva 74.6"

3 Bom Jardim de Minas 70.5"

4 Lima Duarte 70.5"

5 Rio Preto 70.5"

6 Virgínia 65.7"

7 Passa Quatro 65.7"

8 Itamonte 65.7"

9 Itanhandu 65.7"

10 Araxá 64.0"

11 Perdizes 64.0"

12 Lagamar 63.8"

13 São Roque de Minas 63.8"

14 Uberaba 63.5"

15 Piranga 62.5"

16 Ouro Preto 62.5"

17 Mariana 62.5"

18 Itaverava 62.5"

19 Ouro Branco 62.5"

20 Santa Juliana 62.4"

21 Patrocínio 62.4"

22 Uberlândia 62.1"

23 Iraí de Minas 62.1"

24 Serra do Salitre 61.7"

25 Nova Ponte 61.6"

26 Ibiá 61.5"

27 Guimarânia 61.3"

28 Indianópolis 61.1"

29 Araguari 61.0"

30 Delta 60.8"

31 Antônio Carlos 60.8"

32 Coromandel 60.8"

33 Santos Dumont 60.8"

34 Rio Paranaíba 60.8"

35 Chapada Gaúcha 60.8"

36 Passos 60.3"

37 Capitólio 60.3"

38 Frutal 60.2"

39 Carmo do Paranaíba 59.9"

40 São João Batista do Glória 59.8"

41 Tupaciguara 59.6"

42 São José da Barra 59.5"

43 Poços de Caldas 59.4"

44 Caldas 59.4"

45 Santa Rita de Caldas 59.4"

46 Andradas 59.4"

47 Prata 59.1"

48 Pouso Alegre 59.0"

49 Congonhal 59.0"

50 Poço Fundo 59.0"

51 Espírito Santo do Dourado 59.0"

52 São Sebastião da Bela Vista 59.0"

53 Ipuiúna 59.0"

54 Silvianópolis 59.0"

55 Presidente Olegário 58.9"

56 Patos de Minas 58.7"

57 Ibertioga 58.7"

58 Capinópolis 58.6"

59 Araporã 58.5"

60 Piumhi 58.5"

61 Monte Alegre de Minas 58.5"

62 Tiros 58.5"

63 Guarda-Mor 58.1"

64 Canápolis 58.1"

65 Além Paraíba 58.0"

66 Ituiutaba 58.0"

67 Centralina 57.9"

68 Juiz de Fora 57.6"

69 Matias Barbosa 57.6"

70 Lagoa Formosa 57.5"

71 Muriaé 57.4"

72 Guiricema 57.4"

73 Miraí 57.4"

74 Miradouro 57.4"

75 Ervália 57.4"

76 Formiga 57.4"

77 Laranjal 57.2"

78 Cataguases 57.2"

79 Leopoldina 57.2"

80 Recreio 57.2"

81 Palma 57.2"

82 Capetinga 56.8"

83 Pratápolis 56.8"

84 Delfinópolis 56.8"

85 Ibiraci 56.8"

86 Itaú de Minas 56.8"

87 Cássia 56.8"

88 Santa Vitória 56.8"

89 Pimenta 56.7"

90 Vazante 56.7"

91 Córrego Fundo 56.2"

92 Pains 56.2"

93 Paracatu 55.9"

94 Bambuí 55.9"

95 Guanhães 55.8"

96 Formoso 55.6"

97 Varjão de Minas 55.4"

98 Bom Despacho 55.3"

99 Gurinhatã 55.1"

100 Dores do Indaiá 54.9"

The rainiest cities in Minas Gerais receive the highest annual precipitation, creating lush green landscapes and abundant water resources. Camanducaia leads with 74.6 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. Camanducaia receives 74.6" of precipitation annually — that's about 6.2 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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