Rainiest Cities in Eastern Visayas

Top 100 cities ranked by rainiest cities

Rainiest Cities - Eastern Visayas

1 Balud 150.3"
2 Maydolong 150.3"
3 Borongan 150.3"
4 Lalawigan 150.3"
5 Maypangdan 150.3"
6 Nena 148.1"
7 Sulat 148.1"
8 San Julian 148.1"
9 Balangkayan 145.6"
10 Llorente 145.6"
11 Cabay 145.6"
12 Can-Avid 140.6"
13 General MacArthur 140.6"
14 Hernani 140.6"
15 Taft 140.6"
16 Mantang 140.6"
17 Palapag 137.6"
18 Pangpang 137.6"
19 Laoang 137.6"
20 Viga 137.6"
21 Salvacion 137.6"
22 Anito 137.4"
23 Cagamotan 137.4"
24 Gamay 137.4"
25 Mapanas 137.4"
26 Quinapundan 136.7"
27 Salcedo 136.7"
28 Oras 136.2"
29 Dolores 136.2"
30 Dao 136.2"
31 Dapdap 136.2"
32 Maslog 136.0"
33 Catubig 135.6"
34 Las Navas 135.6"
35 Alugan 135.4"
36 Arteche 135.4"
37 San Eduardo 135.4"
38 Hipadpad 135.3"
39 Lapinig 135.3"
40 San Policarpo 135.3"
41 Giporlos 135.0"
42 Balangiga 135.0"
43 Guiuan 133.9"
44 Pambujan 133.7"
45 San Jose de Buan 133.2"
46 Lawa-an 132.9"
47 Tutubigan 130.5"
48 Abuyog 129.7"
49 Hingatungan 129.1"
50 Wright 129.1"
51 San Sebastian 129.1"
52 San Roque 128.4"
53 Bantayan 127.3"
54 Mondragon 127.3"
55 Bugko 127.3"
56 Makiwalo 127.3"
57 Calbiga 126.9"
58 Silago 126.9"
59 Nenita 126.4"
60 Bontoc 126.2"
61 Hinunangan 126.2"
62 Saint Bernard 126.2"
63 Libagon 126.2"
64 Mahaplag 126.2"
65 Hinundayan 125.0"
66 Silvino Lobos 121.8"
67 Guirang 121.7"
68 Balinsacayao 121.1"
69 Balocawehay 121.1"
70 Bugho 121.1"
71 Catarman 120.8"
72 Cervantes 120.8"
73 Bobon 120.5"
74 Dulag 120.5"
75 Liberty 120.5"
76 Mayorga 120.5"
77 Biri 119.8"
78 Catbalogan 119.3"
79 Pangdan 119.3"
80 Jiabong 119.3"
81 Motiong 119.3"
82 San Ricardo 119.2"
83 Cabacuñgan 117.3"
84 Burauen 117.3"
85 Julita 117.3"
86 La Paz 117.3"
87 MacArthur 117.3"
88 Tacloban 117.0"
89 Panalanoy 117.0"
90 Pawing 117.0"
91 Baras 117.0"
92 Basey 117.0"
93 Lope de Vega 116.7"
94 Gandara 116.7"
95 Napuro 116.7"
96 Tanauan 115.5"
97 Kabuynan 115.5"
98 Bislig 115.5"
99 Polahongon 115.1"
100 Zumarraga 114.7"

The rainiest cities in Eastern Visayas receive the highest annual precipitation, creating lush green landscapes and abundant water resources. Balud leads with 150.3 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. Balud receives 150.3" of precipitation annually - that's about 12.5 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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