Rainiest Cities in Central Luzon

Top 100 cities ranked by rainiest cities

Rainiest Cities - Central Luzon

1 Iba 138.2"
2 Beddeng 134.4"
3 San Marcelino 134.4"
4 San Antonio 134.4"
5 Liozon 132.9"
6 Lipay 132.9"
7 San Lorenzo 132.9"
8 Palauig 132.9"
9 Bulawin 132.9"
10 Salaza 132.9"
11 Amuñgan 132.9"
12 San Narciso 129.5"
14 Maloma 129.5"
15 Cabangan 129.5"
16 Sabang 129.1"
17 Morong 129.1"
18 Subic 126.9"
19 Pamatawan 126.9"
20 Castillejos 126.9"
21 Purac 126.3"
22 Botolan 126.3"
23 Mambog 126.3"
24 San Juan 126.3"
25 Panan 126.3"
26 Malabon 122.7"
27 Taltal 122.7"
28 Masinloc 122.7"
29 Bani 122.7"
30 Biay 118.8"
31 Uacon 118.8"
32 Lucapon 118.8"
33 Santa Fe 117.9"
34 Banawang 116.7"
35 Saysain 116.7"
36 Bagac 116.7"
37 Mariveles 111.5"
38 Santa Cruz 111.3"
39 Guisguis 111.3"
40 Camachile 110.9"
41 Orion 110.9"
42 Limay 110.9"
43 Pilar 110.9"
44 Abucay 109.5"
45 Balanga 109.5"
46 Suklayin 109.1"
47 Gueset 108.2"
48 Salcedo 108.2"
49 Calancuasan Norte 108.2"
50 San Felipe 108.2"
51 Paitan Norte 108.2"
52 Cuyapo 108.2"
53 Lanat 108.2"
54 Cabcaben 106.1"
55 Umiray 102.9"
56 Cabog 102.9"
57 Dingalan 101.9"
58 Gabaldon 101.9"
59 Maria Aurora 99.3"
60 Moriones 98.5"
61 Pance 98.5"
62 Tarlac City 98.5"
63 Talaga 98.5"
64 Sinilian First 98.5"
65 San Jacinto 98.5"
66 Sapang 98.5"
67 Nambalan 98.5"
68 Camiling 98.5"
69 Villa Aglipay 98.5"
70 San Nicolas 98.5"
71 Tariji 98.5"
72 Mabilog 98.5"
73 San Manuel 98.5"
74 Lomboy 98.5"
75 Santa Lucia 98.5"
76 Pando 98.5"
77 Ramos 98.5"
78 San Clemente 98.5"
79 Pura 98.5"
80 Concepcion 98.5"
81 Bamban 98.5"
82 Baquero Norte 98.5"
83 Maluid 98.5"
84 Mabilang 98.5"
85 Tinang 98.5"
86 Paniqui 98.5"
87 Malacampa 98.5"
88 Victoria 98.5"
89 Santo Niño 98.5"
90 Mababanaba 98.5"
91 La Paz 98.5"
92 Balingcanaway 98.5"
93 Murcia 98.5"
94 Burgos 98.5"
95 Nancamarinan 98.5"
96 Vargas 98.5"
97 Gerona 98.5"
98 Moncada 98.5"
99 Mamonit 98.5"
100 Matayumtayum 98.5"

The rainiest cities in Central Luzon receive the highest annual precipitation, creating lush green landscapes and abundant water resources. Iba leads with 138.2 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. Iba receives 138.2" of precipitation annually - that's about 11.5 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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