Rainiest Cities in Rio Grande do Sul

Top 100 cities ranked by rainiest cities

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Rainiest Cities — Rio Grande do Sul

1 Nova Hartz 113.2"

2 Ivoti 113.2"

3 Nova Petrópolis 113.2"

4 Picada Café 113.2"

5 Novo Hamburgo 113.2"

6 Três Coroas 113.2"

7 Morro Reuter 113.2"

8 Dois Irmãos 113.2"

9 Araricá 113.2"

10 Lindolfo Collor 113.2"

11 Sapiranga 113.2"

12 Santa Maria do Herval 113.2"

13 Igrejinha 113.2"

14 Portão 113.2"

15 Campo Bom 113.2"

16 Taquara 113.2"

17 Parobé 113.2"

18 Canela 113.2"

19 Estância Velha 113.2"

20 Cambará do Sul 107.1"

21 Alecrim 101.0"

22 São Nicolau 101.0"

23 Iraí 100.1"

24 Catuípe 99.2"

25 Ijuí 99.2"

26 Jóia 99.2"

27 Augusto Pestana 99.2"

28 Arroio do Sal 98.7"

29 Três Cachoeiras 98.7"

30 Terra de Areia 98.7"

31 Capão da Canoa 98.7"

32 Maquiné 98.7"

33 Porto Xavier 98.4"

34 São Paulo das Missões 98.4"

35 Campina das Missões 98.4"

36 Cândido Godói 98.4"

37 Roque Gonzales 98.4"

38 Tupandi 98.1"

39 Feliz 98.1"

40 Bom Princípio 98.1"

41 São Sebastião do Caí 98.1"

42 Capela de Santana 98.1"

43 Carlos Barbosa 98.1"

44 Paverama 98.1"

45 Garibaldi 98.1"

46 Salvador do Sul 98.1"

47 Barão 98.1"

48 Montenegro 98.1"

49 Vale Real 98.1"

50 Harmonia 98.1"

51 Giruá 96.8"

52 Santo Cristo 96.8"

53 Guarani das Missões 96.8"

54 Cerro Largo 96.8"

55 Tuparendi 96.8"

56 Santa Rosa 96.8"

57 Alpestre 95.7"

58 São Miguel das Missões 94.6"

59 Santo Ângelo 94.6"

60 Entre-Ijuís 94.6"

61 Horizontina 93.9"

62 Tucunduva 93.9"

63 Não-Me-Toque 93.1"

64 Espumoso 93.1"

65 Carazinho 93.1"

66 Ibirubá 93.1"

67 Selbach 93.1"

68 Santa Bárbara do Sul 93.1"

69 Tapera 93.1"

70 Marau 93.0"

71 Serafina Corrêa 93.0"

72 Paraí 93.0"

73 Casca 93.0"

74 Boa Vista do Buricá 92.7"

75 Tenente Portela 92.7"

76 Tiradentes do Sul 92.7"

77 Crissiumal 92.7"

78 São Martinho 92.7"

79 Três Passos 92.7"

80 Passo Fundo 92.6"

81 Redentora 91.9"

82 Seberi 91.9"

83 Erval Seco 91.9"

84 Palmitinho 91.9"

85 Coronel Bicaco 91.9"

86 Frederico Westphalen 91.9"

87 Ibiraiaras 90.6"

88 Nova Bassano 90.6"

89 Estação 90.3"

90 Sertão 90.3"

91 Getúlio Vargas 90.2"

92 Sananduva 90.2"

93 Tapejara 90.2"

94 Constantina 90.2"

95 Rodeio Bonito 90.2"

96 Ametista do Sul 90.2"

97 Planalto 90.2"

98 Nonoai 90.2"

99 Campinas do Sul 89.8"

100 Barão de Cotegipe 89.8"

The rainiest cities in Rio Grande do Sul receive the highest annual precipitation, creating lush green landscapes and abundant water resources. Nova Hartz leads with 113.2 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. Nova Hartz receives 113.2" of precipitation annually — that's about 9.4 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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