Rainiest Cities in Georgia.

Cities in Georgia with the highest annual precipitation, from 30-year averages at the nearest weather station.

113 cities ranked · See the national list

#	City	Population	Annual Precip	Rainy Days/yr
1	Dalton	34,538	57.5"	88
2	Bainbridge	14,404	56.9"	110
3	Fort Oglethorpe	10,416	56.5"	110
4	Milton	41,546	56.4"	96
5	Sugar Hill	26,128	56.4"	120
6	Suwanee	22,349	56.4"	110
7	Buford	17,997	56.4"	120
8	Mableton	77,678	56.2"	109
9	Marietta	62,263	56.2"	109
10	Smyrna	56,633	56.2"	109
11	Powder Springs	18,009	56.2"	109
12	Lithia Springs	16,875	56.2"	109
13	Vinings	14,390	56.2"	109
14	Fair Oaks	9,014	56.2"	109
15	Rome	38,189	55.1"	113
16	Kingsland	19,627	54.6"	102
17	Kennesaw	34,605	54.3"	122
18	Acworth	22,473	54.3"	122
19	Dallas	14,714	54.3"	122
20	Griffin	23,761	54.2"	121
21	Carrollton	27,392	53.5"	117
22	Villa Rica	18,551	53.5"	102
23	Americus	15,813	53.4"	105
24	Stockbridge	35,737	52.9"	113
25	Riverdale	14,792	52.9"	113
26	Lovejoy	11,508	52.9"	113
27	Cedartown	10,227	52.8"	95
28	LaGrange	32,078	52.5"	94
29	Newnan	44,235	52.5"	118
30	Gainesville	45,032	52.4"	128
31	Braselton	15,178	52.4"	128
32	Flowery Branch	10,925	52.4"	128
33	Jefferson	14,990	52.1"	108
34	Warner Robins	82,990	51.8"	110
35	Perry	23,001	51.8"	110
36	Woodstock	37,381	51.8"	96
37	Canton	35,741	51.8"	96
38	Cartersville	24,074	51.8"	102
39	Holly Springs	18,627	51.8"	96
40	Columbus	203,711	51.8"	109
41	Sandy Springs	107,087	51.4"	128
42	Roswell	92,621	51.4"	110
43	Johns Creek	81,988	51.4"	110
44	Alpharetta	66,855	51.4"	110
45	Brookhaven	57,855	51.4"	128
46	Dunwoody	51,758	51.4"	128
47	Peachtree Corners	42,373	51.4"	110
48	Tucker	37,123	51.4"	128
49	Duluth	32,426	51.4"	110
50	Redan	31,017	51.4"	128
51	Chamblee	30,895	51.4"	128
52	Decatur	24,518	51.4"	128
53	Candler-McAfee	20,905	51.4"	128
54	North Decatur	18,442	51.4"	128
55	Norcross	18,007	51.4"	110
56	North Druid Hills	17,997	51.4"	128
57	Lilburn	15,390	51.4"	110
58	Clarkston	14,557	51.4"	128
59	Belvedere Park	14,181	51.4"	128
60	Mountain Park	12,850	51.4"	110
61	Doraville	11,134	51.4"	128
62	Scottdale	10,542	51.4"	128
63	Stonecrest	60,501	51.1"	100
64	McDonough	30,947	51.1"	100
65	Hinesville	35,679	51.0"	98
66	Thomasville	18,666	50.9"	125
67	Cairo	10,055	50.9"	90
68	Lawrenceville	30,954	50.9"	110
69	Snellville	21,620	50.9"	110
70	Winder	19,437	50.9"	89
71	Monroe	15,648	50.9"	89
72	Loganville	15,527	50.9"	89
73	Calhoun	18,183	50.7"	86
74	Conyers	18,512	50.5"	96
75	Covington	14,584	50.5"	96
76	South Fulton	110,471	50.4"	123
77	East Point	38,335	50.4"	116
78	Union City	27,728	50.4"	116
79	Forest Park	19,504	50.4"	116
80	Fairburn	16,831	50.4"	125
81	College Park	14,712	50.4"	116
82	Waycross	13,756	50.4"	97
83	Brunswick	15,307	50.3"	104
84	Cordele	9,994	50.1"	97
85	Moultrie	14,588	50.0"	99
86	Peachtree City	39,576	49.3"	134
87	Fayetteville	19,719	49.3"	134
88	Athens	127,345	49.0"	112
89	Valdosta	55,252	48.4"	118
90	Tifton	17,210	48.2"	102
91	Milledgeville	16,748	48.2"	108
92	Atlanta	505,268	48.1"	123
93	Douglasville	37,536	48.1"	123
94	Savannah	147,898	48.1"	108
95	Pooler	28,466	48.1"	108
96	Richmond Hill	18,181	48.1"	125
97	Wilmington Island	13,905	48.1"	108
98	Port Wentworth	12,892	48.1"	108
99	Rincon	11,332	48.1"	87
100	Georgetown	11,158	48.1"	125
101	Garden City	10,426	48.1"	108
102	Douglas	11,749	47.5"	96
103	Dublin	16,136	47.3"	84
104	Vidalia	10,752	47.2"	109
105	St. Marys	19,166	47.2"	110
106	Statesboro	34,149	47.0"	91
107	Macon-Bibb County	156,578	46.9"	108
108	Albany	67,224	46.6"	111
109	St. Simons	16,228	45.4"	105
110	Evans	36,998	44.8"	109
111	Martinez	33,750	44.8"	109
112	Grovetown	17,014	44.8"	109
113	Augusta	201,528	44.1"	107