Special Report
States with the Most Rain
May 29, 2019 8:23 am
Last Updated: August 10, 2020 4:18 pm
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50. Nevada
> Average yearly rainfall: 10.3 inches
> Average monthly rainfall: 0.7 inches
> Rainiest time of year: 0.9 inches in January
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49. Arizona
> Average yearly rainfall: 12.6 inches
> Average monthly rainfall: 0.9 inches
> Rainiest time of year: 1.7 inches in August
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48. Utah
> Average yearly rainfall: 13.6 inches
> Average monthly rainfall: 1.1 inches
> Rainiest time of year: 1.5 inches in April
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47. New Mexico
> Average yearly rainfall: 14.0 inches
> Average monthly rainfall: 1.1 inches
> Rainiest time of year: 2.2 inches in August
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46. Wyoming
> Average yearly rainfall: 15.9 inches
> Average monthly rainfall: 1.2 inches
> Rainiest time of year: 2.1 inches in May
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