Rainiest Cities in Central Visayas

Top 100 cities ranked by rainiest cities

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Rainiest Cities — Central Visayas

1 Canlaon 145.3"

2 Sibonga 122.2"

3 Carcar 122.2"

4 San Fernando 122.2"

5 Guihulñgan 122.2"

6 Ocaña 122.2"

7 Guadalupe 122.2"

8 Perrelos 122.2"

9 Bogo 122.2"

10 Dalaguete 122.2"

11 Tutay 122.2"

12 Barili 122.2"

13 Can-asujan 122.2"

14 Moalboal 122.2"

15 Madridejos 122.2"

16 Bonbon 122.2"

17 Argao 122.2"

18 Mantalongon 122.2"

19 Langtad 122.2"

20 Tapon 122.2"

21 Valencia 122.2"

22 Nalundan 116.7"

23 La Libertad 116.7"

24 Bayawan 96.6"

25 Daanbantayan 95.9"

26 Medellin 95.9"

27 Cayang 95.9"

28 Kauit 95.9"

29 Anonang 95.9"

30 Nailong 95.9"

31 Lila 91.7"

32 Sevilla 91.7"

33 Sikatuna 91.7"

34 Tabuan 91.4"

35 Mabinay 91.3"

36 Pilar 89.9"

37 Santa Catalina 89.1"

38 Maninihon 89.1"

39 Vallehermoso 88.9"

40 Manalongon 88.0"

41 Nagbalaye 88.0"

42 Malaiba 86.3"

43 Hibaiyo 86.3"

44 Bonawon 85.5"

45 Maloh 85.5"

46 Pamplona 83.1"

47 Bais 81.3"

48 Tanjay 81.3"

49 Novallas 81.3"

50 Carmen 78.5"

51 San Francisco 75.5"

52 Siaton 75.4"

53 Bantayan 74.8"

54 Patao 74.8"

55 Tinaan 74.8"

56 Tudela 74.4"

57 Tapilon 74.0"

58 Maya 74.0"

59 Mabini 73.9"

60 Bien Unido 72.6"

61 Dumaguete 72.4"

62 Bacong 72.4"

63 Jagna 72.2"

64 Lipayran 71.7"

65 Talibon 71.2"

66 Buanoy 70.9"

67 Sibulan 70.0"

68 Nangka 69.7"

69 Esperanza 69.6"

70 Naga 67.4"

71 Minglanilla 67.4"

72 Jaclupan 67.4"

73 Inayagan 67.4"

74 Inabanga 66.6"

75 Jetafe 66.6"

76 Pinamungahan 66.1"

77 Tajao 66.1"

78 Mayabon 64.7"

79 Zamboanguita 64.7"

80 Liloan 64.4"

81 Consolacion 64.4"

82 Apas 64.4"

83 Loboc 64.4"

84 Tibigan 64.3"

85 San Isidro 64.3"

86 Obong 63.3"

87 Catmon 62.9"

88 Balamban 62.2"

89 Asturias 62.2"

90 Lunas 62.2"

91 Toledo 60.8"

92 Siquijor 59.3"

93 Enrique Villanueva 59.3"

94 Danao 59.1"

95 Cogan 59.1"

96 Loon 59.1"

97 Cebu City 58.8"

98 Lapu-Lapu City 58.8"

99 Mandaue City 58.8"

100 Talisay 58.8"

The rainiest cities in Central Visayas receive the highest annual precipitation, creating lush green landscapes and abundant water resources. Canlaon leads with 145.3 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. Canlaon receives 145.3" of precipitation annually — that's about 12.1 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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