Rainiest Cities in Pennsylvania.

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

87 cities ranked · See the national list

#	City	Population	Annual Precip	Rainy Days/yr
1	Hazleton	30,111	53.6"	144
2	Coatesville	13,353	52.1"	131
3	Montgomeryville	13,388	51.7"	129
4	Easton	29,739	51.0"	138
5	West Chester	20,666	50.9"	124
6	Levittown	50,926	50.7"	120
7	Philadelphia	1,579,706	50.7"	122
8	Ardmore	13,909	50.7"	111
9	Norristown	35,893	50.6"	131
10	King of Prussia	25,857	50.6"	131
11	Broomall	10,679	50.6"	111
12	Pottsville	13,364	49.5"	84
13	Mountain Top	11,850	48.8"	144
14	Nanticoke	10,653	48.8"	116
15	Johnstown	18,087	48.7"	137
16	Waynesboro	11,047	48.6"	127
17	Lansdale	19,011	48.5"	104
18	Berwick	10,317	48.4"	116
19	Carlisle	21,852	48.0"	125
20	Bloomsburg	13,024	48.0"	116
21	Indiana	14,212	47.9"	167
22	Allentown	125,976	47.4"	129
23	Bethlehem	77,956	47.4"	129
24	Fullerton	16,724	47.4"	129
25	Emmaus	11,889	47.4"	129
26	Northampton	10,400	47.4"	129
27	York	44,938	46.5"	127
28	Shiloh	11,246	46.5"	127
29	Lebanon	26,536	46.4"	125
30	St. Marys	12,529	46.4"	174
31	Pottstown	23,476	45.3"	137
32	Harrisburg	50,287	45.2"	125
33	Colonial Park	18,032	45.2"	125
34	Progress	11,017	45.2"	125
35	Reading	95,242	45.2"	144
36	Wyomissing	11,172	45.2"	142
37	Elizabethtown	11,925	45.2"	120
38	Columbia	10,278	45.2"	123
39	Phoenixville	19,452	45.1"	109
40	Horsham	16,005	45.0"	136
41	Willow Grove	14,131	45.0"	130
42	Roslyn	10,639	45.0"	130
43	Altoona	43,196	44.7"	158
44	Plum	26,723	44.5"	150
45	Allison Park	22,045	44.5"	150
46	Hershey	14,242	44.2"	126
47	Lancaster	57,719	44.1"	124
48	Willow Street	9,647	44.1"	124
49	Drexel Hill	30,451	44.1"	121
50	Hanover	16,584	44.1"	128
51	Yeadon	12,181	44.1"	121
52	Lansdowne	11,122	44.1"	121
53	Darby	10,687	44.1"	121
54	Greensburg	14,741	43.9"	150
55	Monroeville	28,295	43.6"	155
56	Murrysville	20,817	43.6"	155
57	Chambersburg	22,319	43.5"	117
58	Butler	13,212	43.2"	168
59	Erie	93,850	43.0"	167
60	Williamsport	27,612	42.7"	143
61	McKeesport	17,380	42.4"	153
62	New Kensington	12,011	42.2"	156
63	Lower Burrell	11,633	42.2"	156
64	Weigelstown	15,485	42.1"	133
65	Ephrata	13,772	42.1"	133
66	Carnot-Moon	13,534	41.8"	138
67	New Castle	21,579	41.8"	156
68	Chester	33,619	41.6"	102
69	Woodlyn	9,736	41.6"	102
70	State College	41,050	41.5"	146
71	Meadville	12,577	41.4"	169
72	Pittsburgh	304,759	41.3"	161
73	Bethel Park	32,881	41.3"	161
74	Baldwin	21,057	41.3"	161
75	West Mifflin	19,190	41.3"	161
76	Whitehall	14,811	41.3"	161
77	Jefferson Hills	12,317	41.3"	161
78	Washington	13,368	41.3"	154
79	Hermitage	16,041	41.2"	168
80	Sharon	12,936	41.2"	168
81	Wilkinsburg	14,027	40.6"	142
82	Munhall	10,548	40.6"	142
83	Scranton	76,033	38.7"	139
84	Wilkes-Barre	44,423	38.7"	139
85	Dunmore	14,181	38.7"	139
86	Kingston	13,397	38.7"	139
87	Franklin Park	15,235	38.3"	136

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