Rainiest Cities in Singapore

Top 95 cities ranked by rainiest cities

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Rainiest Cities — Singapore

1 Hong Kah 125.8"

2 Yew Tee 125.8"

3 Choa Chu Kang New Town 125.8"

4 Jurong East 125.8"

5 Jurong Town 125.8"

6 Boon Lay 125.8"

7 Jurong West 125.8"

8 Bulim 125.8"

9 Kampong Java Teban 125.8"

10 Keat Hong Village 125.8"

11 Peng Siang 125.8"

12 Kampong Ulu Pandan 125.8"

13 Rochor 104.2"

14 Punggol 104.2"

15 Saujana 104.2"

16 Sembawang Estate 104.2"

17 Sembawang Hills Estate 104.2"

18 Sengkang New Town 104.2"

19 River Valley 104.2"

20 Queenstown Estate 104.2"

21 Serangoon 104.2"

22 Paya Lebar 104.2"

23 Pasir Ris New Town 104.2"

24 Pandan Valley 104.2"

25 Outram Park 104.2"

26 Novena 104.2"

27 Newton 104.2"

28 Matilda Estate 104.2"

29 Marsiling 104.2"

30 Tanglin Halt 104.2"

31 Yishun New Town 104.2"

32 Yio Chu Kang 104.2"

33 Woodlands North Coast 104.2"

34 Woodlands 104.2"

35 West Coast Village 104.2"

36 Ulu Bedok 104.2"

37 Toa Payoh New Town 104.2"

38 Tiong Bahru Estate 104.2"

39 Thomson 104.2"

40 Telok Blangah 104.2"

41 Teck Whye 104.2"

42 Senja 104.2"

43 Tanglin 104.2"

44 Tampines New Town 104.2"

45 Tampines Estate 104.2"

46 Tai Seng 104.2"

47 Sungai Simpang 104.2"

48 Singapore 104.2"

49 Simei New Town 104.2"

50 Serangoon New Town 104.2"

51 Serangoon Garden 104.2"

52 Leedon Park 104.2"

53 Sennett Estate 104.2"

54 Bukit Ho Swee Estate 104.2"

55 Geylang 104.2"

56 Fajar 104.2"

57 Faber Hills 104.2"

58 Eunos 104.2"

59 Dover 104.2"

60 Dairy Farm 104.2"

61 Clementi Housing Estate 104.2"

62 Bukit Timah 104.2"

63 Bukit Panjang New Town 104.2"

64 Bukit Merah Estate 104.2"

65 Ghim Moh 104.2"

66 Bukit Batok New Town 104.2"

67 Brickworks Estate 104.2"

68 Braddell Heights Estate 104.2"

69 Bishan New Town 104.2"

70 Bedok New Town 104.2"

71 Bangkit 104.2"

72 Ang Mo Kio New Town 104.2"

73 Anak Bukit 104.2"

74 Alexandra Estate 104.2"

75 Kampong Pasir Ris 104.2"

76 Margaret Drive 104.2"

77 MacPherson 104.2"

78 Lucky Hills 104.2"

79 Loyang 104.2"

80 Admiralty 104.2"

81 Lavender 104.2"

82 Kembangan 104.2"

83 Kangkar 104.2"

84 Kampong Ubi 104.2"

85 Kampong Potong Pasir 104.2"

86 Marine Parade 104.2"

87 Kampong Loyang 104.2"

88 Kallang 104.2"

89 Kaki Bukit Estate 104.2"

90 Jelebu 104.2"

91 Hougang New Town 104.2"

92 Holland Village 104.2"

93 Holland Drive 104.2"

94 Hillcrest Park 104.2"

95 Henderson Estate 104.2"

The rainiest cities in Singapore receive the highest annual precipitation, creating lush green landscapes and abundant water resources. Hong Kah leads with 125.8 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. Hong Kah receives 125.8" of precipitation annually — that's about 10.5 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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