US Atlas: Rain Totals
Minnesota Rain Totals by Town
See how much rain fell recently in 277 cities and towns in Minnesota, with rainfall for the last hour to the last 30 days, nearby station reports, and each town's average precipitation.
Wettest Towns in Minnesota
Average precipitation a year, rain and melted snow, from NOAA's 1991–2020 climate normals for each town's nearest weather station.
- St. Francis42 in
- Caledonia38 in
- Waseca38 in
- La Crescent38 in
- St. Charles37 in
- Cascade Township37 in
- Chatfield37 in
- Dodge Center36 in
- Austin36 in
- Kasson36 in
Counties
- Aitkin
- Anoka
- Becker
- Beltrami
- Benton
- Big Stone
- Blue Earth
- Brown
- Carlton
- Carver
- Cass
- Chippewa
- Chisago
- Clay
- Clearwater
- Cook
- Cottonwood
- Crow Wing
- Dakota
- Dodge
- Douglas
- Faribault
- Fillmore
- Freeborn
- Goodhue
- Grant
- Hennepin
- Houston
- Hubbard
- Isanti
- Itasca
- Jackson
- Kanabec
- Kandiyohi
- Kittson
- Koochiching
- Lac qui Parle
- Lake
- Lake of the Woods
- Le Sueur
- Lincoln
- Lyon
- Mahnomen
- Marshall
- Martin
- McLeod
- Meeker
- Mille Lacs
- Morrison
- Mower
- Murray
- Nicollet
- Nobles
- Norman
- Olmsted
- Otter Tail
- Pennington
- Pine
- Pipestone
- Polk
- Pope
- Ramsey
- Red Lake
- Redwood
- Renville
- Rice
- Rock
- Roseau
- Scott
- Sherburne
- Sibley
- St. Louis
- Stearns
- Steele
- Stevens
- Swift
- Todd
- Traverse
- Wabasha
- Wadena
- Waseca
- Washington
- Watonwan
- Wilkin
- Winona
- Wright
- Yellow Medicine
About this data
- Average precipitation
- U.S. Climate Normals (1991–2020), NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information. Average yearly and monthly precipitation, and the number of days with rain or melted snow, at weather stations. Updated
- Towns and cities
- Gazetteer Files and Population Estimates (2024), U.S. Census Bureau and Wikidata. U.S. towns and cities with snow and rain totals pages, with populations from the Census and Wikidata. Updated
- Counties
- Cartographic Boundary Files: Counties (2024), U.S. Census Bureau. County names and extents, with Wikipedia links from Wikidata. Updated