Rainiest Cities in Brazil

Top 100 cities ranked by rainiest cities

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Rainiest Cities — Brazil

1 Oiapoque 03 132.2"

2 Uarini 04 126.6"

3 Santa Cruz do Arari 16 121.2"

4 Soure 16 119.5"

5 Salvaterra 16 119.5"

6 Bertioga 27 117.3"

7 Juruá 04 115.2"

8 Tonantins 04 114.9"

9 Japurá 04 113.4"

10 Nova Petrópolis 23 113.2"

11 Taquara 23 113.2"

12 Morro Reuter 23 113.2"

13 Araricá 23 113.2"

14 Três Coroas 23 113.2"

15 Parobé 23 113.2"

16 Sapiranga 23 113.2"

17 Dois Irmãos 23 113.2"

18 Nova Hartz 23 113.2"

19 Canela 23 113.2"

20 Ivoti 23 113.2"

21 Santa Maria do Herval 23 113.2"

22 Igrejinha 23 113.2"

23 Picada Café 23 113.2"

24 Lindolfo Collor 23 113.2"

25 Novo Hamburgo 23 113.2"

26 Estância Velha 23 113.2"

27 Campo Bom 23 113.2"

28 Portão 23 113.2"

29 Colares 16 112.9"

30 São Gabriel da Cachoeira 04 111.9"

31 Santo Antônio do Içá 04 111.3"

32 Maraã 04 111.2"

33 Tabatinga 04 110.6"

34 Jutaí 04 110.3"

35 Amaturá 04 110.2"

36 Curuçá 16 110.0"

37 Alvarães 04 109.5"

38 Fonte Boa 04 108.8"

39 Ananindeua 16 108.0"

40 Marituba 16 108.0"

41 Codajás 04 107.7"

42 São Paulo de Olivença 04 107.2"

43 Praia Grande 26 107.1"

44 São João do Sul 26 107.1"

45 Cambará do Sul 23 107.1"

46 Timbé do Sul 26 107.1"

47 Jacinto Machado 26 107.1"

48 Marapanim 16 106.9"

49 Muaná 16 106.6"

50 Godofredo Viana 13 106.3"

51 Cândido Mendes 13 106.3"

52 Tefé 04 105.2"

53 Santa Bárbara do Pará 16 104.5"

54 Belém 16 104.4"

55 Chaves 16 104.0"

56 Atalaia do Norte 04 103.5"

57 Ponta de Pedras 16 103.2"

58 Abaetetuba 16 102.9"

59 Salinópolis 16 102.8"

60 Anajás 16 102.6"

61 Barcarena 16 102.6"

62 Anori 04 102.5"

63 Caapiranga 04 102.4"

64 Benjamin Constant 04 102.1"

65 Lábrea 04 101.5"

66 Cachoeira do Arari 16 101.5"

67 Calçoene 03 101.4"

68 Anamã 04 101.3"

69 Igarapé Miri 16 101.1"

70 Alecrim 23 101.0"

71 São Nicolau 23 101.0"

72 Carauari 04 100.6"

73 Iraí 23 100.1"

74 Mondaí 26 100.1"

75 Itapiranga 26 100.1"

76 São João do Oeste 26 100.1"

77 Descanso 26 100.1"

78 Barreirinha 04 99.9"

79 São Sebastião da Boa Vista 16 99.6"

80 Moju 16 99.6"

81 Limoeiro do Ajuru 16 99.4"

82 Beruri 04 99.3"

83 Catuípe 23 99.2"

84 Ijuí 23 99.2"

85 Jóia 23 99.2"

86 Augusto Pestana 23 99.2"

87 Itamarati 04 99.1"

88 Amapá 03 99.1"

89 Bagre 16 98.9"

90 Curralinho 16 98.7"

91 Arroio do Sal 23 98.7"

92 Maquiné 23 98.7"

93 Três Cachoeiras 23 98.7"

94 Capão da Canoa 23 98.7"

95 Terra de Areia 23 98.7"

96 Oeiras do Pará 16 98.7"

97 Manicoré 04 98.4"

98 Campina das Missões 23 98.4"

99 Roque Gonzales 23 98.4"

100 Cândido Godói 23 98.4"

The rainiest cities in Brazil receive the highest annual precipitation, creating lush green landscapes and abundant water resources. Oiapoque leads with 132.2 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. Oiapoque receives 132.2" of precipitation annually — that's about 11.0 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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