Rainiest Cities in Western Visayas

Top 100 cities ranked by rainiest cities

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Rainiest Cities — Western Visayas

1 Pandan 150.5"

2 Gibong 148.7"

3 Balabag 146.7"

4 Manoc-Manoc 146.7"

5 Bacolod City 145.3"

6 Mansilingan 145.3"

7 Bago City 145.3"

8 Talisay 145.3"

9 La Carlota 145.3"

10 Hinigaran 145.3"

11 Pulupandan 145.3"

12 Maao 145.3"

13 La Castellana 145.3"

14 Taloc 145.3"

15 Pacol 145.3"

16 Sumag 145.3"

17 Murcia 145.3"

18 Codcod 145.3"

19 San Enrique 145.3"

20 Dos Hermanas 145.3"

21 Sagang 145.3"

22 Miranda 145.3"

23 Pontevedra 145.3"

24 Minuyan 145.3"

25 Dulao 145.3"

26 Antipolo 145.3"

27 Cabacungan 145.3"

28 Busay 145.3"

29 Napoles 145.3"

30 La Granja 145.3"

31 Kalibo (poblacion) 136.8"

32 Dao 136.8"

33 Mambusao 136.8"

34 Bilao 136.8"

35 New Washington 136.8"

36 Ivisan 136.8"

37 Semirara 131.7"

38 Kabankalan 116.7"

39 Himamaylan 116.7"

40 Tinongan 116.7"

41 Binalbagan 116.7"

42 Suay 116.7"

43 Isabela 116.7"

44 Aguisan 116.7"

45 Payao 116.7"

46 Camingawan 116.7"

47 Carabalan 116.7"

48 Orong 116.7"

49 Ilog 116.7"

50 Biao 116.7"

51 Santol 116.7"

52 Talaban 116.7"

53 Passi 115.5"

54 Janiuay 115.5"

55 Barotac Nuevo 115.5"

56 Pototan 115.5"

57 Dumangas 115.5"

58 Santa Barbara 115.5"

59 San Miguel 115.5"

60 Alimodian 115.5"

61 Dingle 115.5"

62 Cabatuan 115.5"

63 Pavia 115.5"

64 Ungca 115.5"

65 Calinog 115.5"

66 Lambunao 115.5"

67 Leon 115.5"

68 Tumcon Ilawod 115.5"

69 Belison 113.7"

70 Patnongon 113.7"

71 Sibalom 111.3"

72 San Pedro 107.8"

73 Buga 104.0"

74 Candoni 101.5"

75 Tuyum 101.5"

76 Cauayan 101.5"

77 Camindangan 101.5"

78 Inayauan 101.1"

79 Bulata 101.1"

80 Asia 100.9"

81 Sipalay 100.6"

82 Canturay 100.6"

83 Manlucahoc 100.6"

84 Bacuyangan 99.4"

85 Nabulao 99.4"

86 Colipapa 99.3"

87 Guiljungan 98.5"

88 Dancalan 98.5"

89 Tabu 98.5"

90 Estancia 98.2"

91 Miagao 96.8"

92 Guimbal 96.8"

93 Guinticgan 95.9"

94 Pilar 95.8"

95 President Roxas 95.8"

96 Dulangan 95.8"

97 Binonga 93.7"

98 Eustaquio Lopez 92.6"

99 Victorias 92.4"

100 Manapla 92.4"

The rainiest cities in Western Visayas receive the highest annual precipitation, creating lush green landscapes and abundant water resources. Pandan leads with 150.5 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. Pandan receives 150.5" 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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