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Rainiest Cities in Thuringia

Top 65 cities ranked by rainiest cities

Rainiest Cities — Thuringia

2 Eisfeld 49.8"
3 Neuhaus 49.8"
4 Sonneberg 49.8"
5 Schleusingen 49.8"
6 Ilmenau 49.8"
7 Königsee 49.8"
9 Saalfeld 39.0"
10 Bad Blankenburg 39.0"
11 Rudolstadt 39.0"
12 Bad Lobenstein 39.0"
13 Pößneck 39.0"
15 Ellrich 38.9"
16 Worbis 38.9"
17 Bleicherode 38.9"
19 Hildburghausen 35.4"
20 Zella-Mehlis 35.4"
22 Schmalkalden 35.4"
23 Meiningen 35.4"
24 Suhl 35.4"
26 Nordhausen 35.2"
27 Sondershausen 35.2"
28 Altenburg 34.7"
29 Meuselwitz 34.7"
30 Schmölln 34.7"
31 Treffurt 34.2"
32 Bad Salzungen 34.2"
33 Greiz 34.0"
34 Zeulenroda 34.0"
36 Schleiz 34.0"
37 Lusan 33.1"
38 Gera 33.1"
39 Ronneburg 33.1"
40 Hermsdorf 33.1"
41 Weida 33.1"
42 Debschwitz 33.1"
43 Eisenberg 33.1"
44 Breitungen 31.4"
45 Waltershausen 31.4"
46 Ruhla 31.4"
47 Friedrichroda 31.4"
48 Gotha 31.4"
49 Eisenach 31.4"
50 Bad Langensalza 31.4"
51 Mühlhausen 31.4"
52 Stadtilm 30.4"
53 Erfurt 30.4"
54 Sömmerda 30.4"
55 Arnstadt 30.4"
56 Kölleda 30.4"
57 Jena 30.1"
58 Blankenhain 30.1"
59 Weimar 30.1"
60 Apolda 30.1"
61 Bad Berka 30.1"
62 Kahla 30.1"
63 Stadtroda 30.1"
64 Roßleben 28.7"
65 Artern 28.7"

The rainiest cities in Thuringia receive the highest annual precipitation, creating lush green landscapes and abundant water resources. Neuhaus am Rennweg leads with 49.8 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. Neuhaus am Rennweg receives 49.8" of precipitation annually — that's about 4.2 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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