Rainiest Cities in South Carolina.

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

62 cities ranked · See the national list

#CityAnnual Precip
1Easley56.7"
2Garden City55.3"
3Murrells Inlet55.3"
4Conway55.2"
5Carolina Forest55.2"
6Red Hill55.2"
7Myrtle Beach53.6"
8Socastee53.6"
9Summerville52.7"
10North Charleston52.5"
11Goose Creek52.5"
12Hanahan52.5"
13Ladson52.5"
14Clemson52.4"
15Moncks Corner52.3"
16Boiling Springs51.7"
17Mount Pleasant51.6"
18Aiken50.8"
19Greenville50.7"
20Mauldin50.7"
21Gantt50.7"
22Parker50.7"
23Powdersville50.7"
24Orangeburg50.5"
25Anderson50.2"
26Spartanburg50.2"
27Simpsonville50.2"
28Fountain Inn50.2"
29Greer49.7"
30Taylors49.7"
31Five Forks49.7"
32Sumter48.8"
33North Myrtle Beach48.5"
34Little River48.5"
35Bluffton48.1"
36St. Andrews48.1"
37Dentsville48.1"
38Cayce48.1"
39Forest Acres48.1"
40Wade Hampton47.0"
41Berea47.0"
42Newberry46.6"
43Columbia46.3"
44Irmo45.5"
45Gaffney45.3"
46Florence45.3"
47Lexington45.2"
48West Columbia45.2"
49Seven Oaks45.2"
50Oak Grove45.2"
51Red Bank45.2"
52Hilton Head Island45.0"
53Port Royal45.0"
54Beaufort45.0"
55North Augusta44.8"
56Charleston44.3"
57James Island44.3"
58Rock Hill42.6"
59Fort Mill42.4"
60Lake Wylie42.4"
61Tega Cay42.4"
62Greenwood42.0"