Rainiest Cities in Philippines

Top 100 cities ranked by rainiest cities

Best Philippines Cities

Composite rankings combining multiple weighted metrics — 4 topics from climate and air quality data.

Best Climate Cities

Warm temperatures, plenty of sunshine and clean air.

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Most days of sunshine per year, with warm and dry climate.

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Densely populated city centers with the largest urban footprints.

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Rainiest Cities — Philippines

1 Calanasan 15 194.3"

2 Tago 13 177.6"

3 Tandag 13 177.6"

4 Aras-asan 13 176.7"

5 Cantilan 13 176.3"

6 Baguio 15 176.0"

7 Itogon 15 176.0"

8 Kibungan 15 176.0"

9 Loacan 15 176.0"

10 Aringay 01 176.0"

11 San Fernando 01 176.0"

12 Paringao 01 176.0"

13 Lloren 01 176.0"

14 La Trinidad 15 176.0"

15 Bauang 01 176.0"

16 Payocpoc Sur 01 176.0"

17 Tuding 15 176.0"

18 Mamungan 10 173.4"

19 Kapatagan 10 173.4"

20 Kauswagan 10 173.4"

21 Maigo 10 173.4"

22 Iligan 10 173.4"

23 Mantampay 10 173.4"

24 Maria Cristina 10 173.4"

25 Ozamiz City 10 173.4"

26 Nunungan 10 173.4"

27 Clarin 10 173.4"

28 Tubod 10 173.4"

29 Linamon 10 173.4"

30 Boroon 10 173.4"

31 Bayang 14 173.4"

32 Bacolod 10 173.4"

33 Maranding 10 173.4"

34 Socorro 13 173.3"

35 Dapa 13 172.7"

36 Hinatuan 13 165.8"

37 Claver 13 163.6"

38 Tagbina 13 163.5"

39 Barobo 13 158.2"

40 Lianga 13 158.2"

41 Bislig 13 153.4"

42 Bayabas 13 152.3"

43 Pandan 06 150.5"

44 Maydolong 08 150.3"

45 Borongan 08 150.3"

46 Bacuag 13 150.0"

47 Placer 13 150.0"

48 Mainit 13 150.0"

49 Kitcharao 13 150.0"

50 Alegria 13 150.0"

51 Patin-ay 13 149.5"

52 Prosperidad 13 149.5"

53 San Francisco 13 149.5"

54 Bah-Bah 13 149.5"

55 Tubay 13 148.7"

56 Gibong 06 148.7"

57 Manoc-Manoc 06 146.7"

58 Balabag 06 146.7"

59 Maganoy 14 146.6"

60 Talitay 14 146.6"

61 Pikit 12 146.6"

62 Datu Piang 14 146.6"

63 Budta 14 146.6"

64 Malingao 12 146.6"

65 Kauran 14 146.6"

66 Midsayap 12 146.6"

67 Sultan Kudarat 14 146.6"

68 Dado 14 146.6"

69 Sultan sa Barongis 14 146.6"

70 Badak 14 146.6"

71 Pagaluñgan 14 146.6"

72 Glad 12 146.6"

73 Sampao 12 146.6"

74 Libungan 12 146.6"

75 Dalumangcob 14 146.6"

76 Dalican 14 146.6"

77 Pagalungan 14 146.6"

78 General Salipada K. Pendatun 14 146.6"

79 Cabadbaran 13 146.5"

80 Magallanes 13 146.5"

81 Bayugan 13 146.2"

82 Llorente 08 145.6"

83 Taloc 06 145.3"

84 La Carlota 06 145.3"

85 Pacol 06 145.3"

86 Canlaon 07 145.3"

87 Miranda 06 145.3"

88 Dos Hermanas 06 145.3"

89 Maao 06 145.3"

90 Dulao 06 145.3"

91 La Castellana 06 145.3"

92 Antipolo 06 145.3"

93 Cabacungan 06 145.3"

94 San Enrique 06 145.3"

95 Codcod 06 145.3"

96 Busay 06 145.3"

97 Sagang 06 145.3"

98 La Granja 06 145.3"

99 Pontevedra 06 145.3"

100 Napoles 06 145.3"

The rainiest cities in Philippines receive the highest annual precipitation, creating lush green landscapes and abundant water resources. Calanasan leads with 194.3 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. Calanasan receives 194.3" of precipitation annually — that's about 16.2 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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