Rainiest Cities in Tennessee.

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

65 cities ranked · See the national list

#CityAnnual Precip
1Tullahoma60.6"
2Athens60.4"
3Cookeville60.0"
4Oak Ridge59.7"
5Shelbyville59.4"
6Manchester59.3"
7Lawrenceburg58.6"
8Cleveland57.6"
9Crossville57.5"
10Bartlett57.2"
11Arlington57.2"
12Lakeland57.2"
13Millington57.2"
14Collierville57.0"
15Jackson56.9"
16Columbia56.8"
17Lewisburg56.1"
18Spring Hill56.0"
19Murfreesboro55.9"
20Knoxville55.8"
21Powell55.8"
22Atoka55.8"
23Clinton55.5"
24Farragut55.2"
25Lenoir City55.2"
26Germantown55.2"
27Paris55.0"
28Chattanooga55.0"
29East Ridge55.0"
30Soddy-Daisy55.0"
31Middle Valley55.0"
32Red Bank55.0"
33Collegedale55.0"
34Gallatin55.0"
35Memphis54.9"
36Mount Juliet54.9"
37Martin54.7"
38Lebanon54.5"
39McMinnville54.4"
40Brentwood54.4"
41Nolensville54.4"
42White House54.4"
43Portland54.3"
44Smyrna54.1"
45La Vergne54.1"
46Dickson54.1"
47Union City53.8"
48Franklin53.8"
49Clarksville53.5"
50Springfield53.3"
51Dyersburg53.3"
52Nashville53.2"
53Hartsville52.7"
54Maryville51.9"
55Alcoa51.9"
56Sevierville48.8"
57Seymour48.8"
58Morristown48.1"
59Johnson City48.0"
60Elizabethton48.0"
61Hendersonville47.9"
62Goodlettsville47.9"
63Greeneville46.4"
64Kingsport45.0"
65Bristol44.0"