Rainiest Cities in Lombardy

Top 100 cities ranked by rainiest cities

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Rainiest Cities - Lombardy

1 Capiago-Intimiano-Olmeda 75.4"
2 Como 75.4"
3 Varese 75.4"
4 Arcisate 75.4"
5 Lurate Caccivio 75.4"
6 Villa Guardia 75.4"
7 Cernobbio 75.4"
8 Tavernerio 75.4"
9 Vill'Albese 75.4"
10 Venegono Superiore 75.4"
11 Monte Olimpino 75.4"
12 Albavilla 75.4"
13 Castiglione Olona 75.4"
14 Lipomo 75.4"
15 Lavena Ponte Tresa 75.4"
16 Erba 75.4"
17 Induno Olona 75.4"
18 Malnate 75.4"
19 Olgiate Comasco 75.4"
20 Vedano Olona 75.4"
21 Calolziocorte 72.7"
22 Valmadrera-Caserta 72.7"
23 Lecco 72.7"
24 Morbegno 72.7"
25 Olginate 72.7"
26 Canzo 72.7"
27 Mandello del Lario 72.7"
28 Zogno 72.7"
29 Colico Piano 72.7"
30 Cosio Valtellino 72.7"
31 Oggiono 72.7"
32 Albino 71.9"
33 Clusone 71.9"
34 Pisogne 71.9"
35 Gandino 71.9"
36 Tirano 71.9"
37 Costa Volpino 71.9"
38 Sondrio 71.9"
39 Lovere 71.9"
40 Darfo Boario Terme 71.9"
41 Gavirate 71.6"
42 Laveno 71.6"
43 Besozzo 71.6"
44 Luino 71.6"
45 Carpenedolo 55.0"
46 Mazzano 55.0"
47 Castenedolo 55.0"
48 Sirmione 55.0"
49 Calcinato 55.0"
50 Vobarno 55.0"
51 Villanuova sul Clisi 55.0"
52 Salò 55.0"
53 Lumezzane 55.0"
54 Castel Goffredo 55.0"
55 San Sebastiano 55.0"
56 Bedizzole 55.0"
57 Desenzano del Garda 55.0"
58 Prevalle 55.0"
59 Rezzato 55.0"
60 Castiglione delle Stiviere 55.0"
61 Molinetto 55.0"
62 Goito 55.0"
63 Gavardo-Sopraponte 55.0"
64 Nave 55.0"
65 Lonato 55.0"
66 Ghedi 55.0"
67 Montichiari 55.0"
68 Botticino 55.0"
69 Toscolano Maderno 55.0"
70 Urgnano 53.6"
71 Vaprio d'Adda 53.6"
72 Monza 53.6"
73 Bergamo 53.6"
74 Paullo 53.6"
75 Verdellino 53.6"
76 Cologno Monzese 53.6"
77 Lodi 53.6"
78 Capriate San Gervasio 53.6"
79 Lesmo 53.6"
80 Vignate 53.6"
81 Cornate d'Adda 53.6"
82 Pioltello 53.6"
83 Sovico 53.6"
84 Osio Sotto 53.6"
85 Inzago 53.6"
86 Ponte San Pietro 53.6"
87 Treviglio 53.6"
88 Seriate 53.6"
89 Dalmine 53.6"
90 Treviolo 53.6"
91 Vimercate 53.6"
92 Usmate-Velate 53.6"
93 Bernareggio 53.6"
94 Agrate Brianza 53.6"
95 Biassono 53.6"
96 Caponago 53.6"
97 Arcore 53.6"
98 Cologno al Serio 53.6"
99 Torre Boldone 53.6"
100 Carugate 53.6"

The rainiest cities in Lombardy receive the highest annual precipitation, creating lush green landscapes and abundant water resources. Capiago-Intimiano-Olmeda leads with 75.4 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. Capiago-Intimiano-Olmeda receives 75.4" of precipitation annually - that's about 6.3 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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