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Rainiest Cities in Venezuela

Top 100 cities ranked by rainiest cities

Best Venezuela Cities

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

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Warm temperatures, plenty of sunshine and clean air.
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Lowest pollution levels for healthy outdoor living.
Sunniest Cities
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 — Venezuela

1 San Fernando de Atabapo 01 116.9"
2 San Juan de Manapiare 01 105.2"
3 Puerto Ayacucho 01 98.4"
4 Casigua El Cubo 23 94.3"
5 La Fría 20 85.1"
6 Santa Elena de Uairén 06 80.9"
7 San Josecito 20 80.2"
8 Santa Ana 20 80.2"
9 La Paragua 06 76.6"
10 Santa Bárbara 05 76.1"
11 Elorza 03 75.2"
12 Encontrados 23 72.7"
13 Guasdualito 03 72.6"
14 Coloncito 20 71.6"
15 El Dorado 06 69.8"
16 Colón 20 69.3"
17 Achaguas 03 67.2"
18 Socopó 05 65.2"
19 Zea 14 64.8"
20 Ureña 20 64.1"
21 Ciudad Bolivia 05 63.9"
22 Tumeremo 06 63.9"
23 Barinitas 05 63.6"
24 Ciudad Piar 06 63.0"
25 Libertad 05 63.0"
26 San Cristóbal 20 62.9"
27 Capacho Nuevo 20 62.9"
28 Táriba 20 62.9"
29 San Carlos del Zulia 23 62.7"
30 Guasipati 06 62.5"
31 Biruaca 03 62.2"
32 Caicara del Orinoco 06 62.2"
33 Barinas 05 61.9"
34 Alto Barinas 05 61.9"
35 El Vigía 14 61.8"
36 Barrancas 05 61.6"
37 San Fernando de Apure 03 61.3"
38 Obispos 05 60.4"
39 Sabaneta 05 60.1"
40 Boconoito 18 60.0"
41 Guanarito 18 59.8"
42 Tucupita 09 59.3"
43 Pedernales 09 59.3"
44 San Antonio del Táchira 20 58.4"
45 Rubio 20 58.4"
46 Camaguán 12 58.2"
47 Machiques 23 58.1"
48 San Juan de los Cayos 11 58.0"
49 Pueblo Nuevo El Chivo 23 57.8"
50 Guanare 18 57.8"
51 Güiria 19 56.8"
52 Bruzual 03 55.0"
53 Ospino 18 54.8"
54 Villa Bruzual 18 54.5"
55 Upata 06 54.4"
56 Caripito 16 53.5"
57 El Baúl 08 53.5"
58 Píritu 18 53.4"
59 San Carlos 08 52.6"
60 Las Vegas 08 52.6"
61 Santa Cruz de Mora 14 52.2"
62 Tucaní 14 51.7"
63 Caja Seca 23 51.7"
64 Nueva Bolivia 14 51.7"
65 Tinaco 08 51.6"
66 Lobatera 20 51.4"
67 Palmira 20 51.4"
68 Michelena 20 51.4"
69 Barrancas 16 51.2"
70 Caucagua 15 50.6"
71 La Azulita 14 50.6"
72 Higuerote 15 50.5"
73 Mamporal 15 50.5"
74 Calabozo 12 50.2"
75 El Pao 08 50.0"
76 Ciudad Guayana 06 50.0"
77 San Rafael de Onoto 18 50.0"
78 Acarigua 18 49.2"
79 Araure 18 49.2"
80 El Dividive 21 49.2"
81 Sabana de Mendoza 21 49.2"
82 Bobures 23 49.2"
83 Santa Teresa del Tuy 15 48.9"
84 La Grita 20 48.8"
85 Temblador 16 48.7"
86 Carúpano 19 48.7"
87 Motatán 21 48.3"
88 Pampanito 21 48.3"
89 Yaguaraparo 19 48.2"
90 San Antonio 16 48.2"
91 Tinaquillo 08 48.1"
92 Soledad 02 48.0"
93 Ciudad Bolívar 06 48.0"
94 Bailadores 14 47.1"
95 Tovar 14 47.1"
96 San José de Barlovento 15 46.9"
97 Río Chico 15 46.9"
98 Ocumare del Tuy 15 46.7"
99 Miranda 07 46.6"
100 Escuque 21 46.5"

The rainiest cities in Venezuela receive the highest annual precipitation, creating lush green landscapes and abundant water resources. San Fernando de Atabapo leads with 116.9 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. San Fernando de Atabapo receives 116.9" of precipitation annually — that's about 9.7 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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