Rainiest Cities in Santa Catarina

Top 100 cities ranked by rainiest cities

Best Santa Catarina Cities

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

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Rainiest Cities — Santa Catarina

1 Jacinto Machado 107.1"

2 São João do Sul 107.1"

3 Praia Grande 107.1"

4 Timbé do Sul 107.1"

5 Itapiranga 100.1"

6 Mondaí 100.1"

7 Descanso 100.1"

8 São João do Oeste 100.1"

9 Maravilha 95.7"

10 Pinhalzinho 95.7"

11 Palmitos 95.7"

12 Cunha Porã 95.7"

13 São Carlos 95.7"

14 Saudades 95.7"

15 Guatambú 95.7"

16 Caibi 95.7"

17 Águas de Chapecó 95.7"

18 Nova Erechim 95.7"

19 Abelardo Luz 95.2"

20 Quilombo 95.2"

21 São Domingos 95.2"

22 Ipuaçu 95.2"

23 Rio do Sul 94.6"

24 Timbó 94.6"

25 Presidente Getúlio 94.6"

26 Ibirama 94.6"

27 Lontras 94.6"

28 Benedito Novo 94.6"

29 Residencia Moacir PU5BHV 94.6"

30 Apiúna 94.6"

31 Ascurra 94.6"

32 Laurentino 94.6"

33 José Boiteux 94.6"

34 Joaçaba 92.5"

35 Herval dOeste 92.5"

36 Catanduvas 92.5"

37 Treze Tílias 92.5"

38 Água Doce 92.5"

39 Luzerna 92.5"

40 Criciúma 91.3"

41 Içara 91.3"

42 Forquilhinha 91.3"

43 Orleans 91.3"

44 Urussanga 91.3"

45 Cocal do Sul 91.3"

46 Lauro Müller 91.3"

47 Siderópolis 91.3"

48 Nova Veneza 91.3"

49 Concórdia 90.6"

50 Ponte Serrada 90.6"

51 Irani 90.6"

52 Ipumirim 90.6"

53 São Lourenço do Oeste 90.0"

54 Campo Erê 90.0"

55 Itá 89.8"

56 Capinzal 89.6"

57 Ouro 89.6"

58 Curitibanos 89.5"

59 Correia Pinto 89.5"

60 São José do Cerrito 89.5"

61 São Cristovão do Sul 89.5"

62 Piratuba 88.5"

63 Taió 88.2"

64 Santa Terezinha 88.2"

65 Rio do Oeste 88.2"

66 Rio do Campo 88.2"

67 Vitor Meireles 88.2"

68 Otacílio Costa 87.0"

69 Pouso Redondo 87.0"

70 Agrolândia 87.0"

71 Trombudo Central 87.0"

72 Chapecó 83.5"

73 Xanxerê 83.5"

74 Xaxim 83.5"

75 Seara 83.5"

76 Faxinal dos Guedes 83.5"

77 Coronel Freitas 83.5"

78 Caçador 83.1"

79 Videira 83.1"

80 Fraiburgo 83.1"

81 Monte-Carlo 83.1"

82 Tangará 83.1"

83 Rio das Antas 83.1"

84 São João Batista 82.9"

85 Santo Amaro da Imperatriz 82.9"

86 Nova Trento 82.9"

87 Canelinha 82.9"

88 Antônio Carlos 82.9"

89 Águas Mornas 82.9"

90 São Pedro de Alcântara 82.9"

91 Angelina 82.9"

92 Araranguá 80.8"

93 Sombrio 80.8"

94 Balneário Arroio do Silva 80.8"

95 Balneário Gaivota 80.8"

96 Turvo 80.8"

97 Santa Rosa do Sul 80.8"

98 Maracajá 80.8"

99 Meleiro 80.8"

100 Porto União 80.4"

The rainiest cities in Santa Catarina receive the highest annual precipitation, creating lush green landscapes and abundant water resources. Jacinto Machado leads with 107.1 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. Jacinto Machado receives 107.1" of precipitation annually — that's about 8.9 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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