GITNUXREPORT 2026

Rain Statistics

Global rainfall totals, extremes, and impacts vary dramatically across the planet.

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The 2021 Germany floods were caused by 150-200 mm rain in 24 hours in Ahr Valley

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Hurricane Harvey dumped 1,539 mm rain on Houston in 2017 over 4 days

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2022 Pakistan floods from 500-600 mm rain in Sindh province over a week

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Iowa 2023 derecho storm brought 200 mm rain in hours

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2021 Henan, China, floods with 720 mm rain in 24 hours in Zhengzhou

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Cyclone Idai 2019 dropped 596 mm rain in 24 hours in Zimbabwe

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2023 Libya floods from Storm Daniel with 414 mm rain in 24 hours

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2010 Pakistan floods: 300 mm rain in 36 hours in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

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2024 Dubai floods: 254 mm rain in 24 hours, most intense in UAE history

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2019 Mozambique Cyclone Kenneth: 550 mm rain in 48 hours

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2023 California atmospheric river: 300 mm rain in Santa Cruz Mountains in 5 days

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2013 UK floods: 90 mm rain in Boscastle in 5 hours (flash flood record context)

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2022 Japan rainfall: 880 mm in 72 hours in Yamagata

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2019 Indian floods in Kerala: 2,347 mm in 15 days

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2021 Vancouver, Canada: 200 mm rain in 48 hours

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2015 South Carolina floods: 480 mm in 3 days

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2020 Assam, India: 1,000 mm rain in 10 days causing Brahmaputra floods

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2018 Japan western Japan rains: 552 mm in 24 hours in Shobara

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2023 Emilia-Romagna, Italy: 200 mm in 36 hours

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2014 UK Christmas floods: 100 mm in 24 hours in Cumbria

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2022 Eastern Australia floods: 800 mm in 4 days in Lismore

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2019 France floods: 220 mm in 24 hours in Aude

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2021 Belgium floods: 150 mm in 24 hours in Eupen

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2016 Louisiana floods: 620 mm in 3 days

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2023 New Zealand Auckland: 300 mm in 24 hours

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The global average annual precipitation is approximately 990 mm (39 inches), with rain contributing the majority in most regions

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In 2023, the world received an estimated 505,000 cubic kilometers of precipitation, predominantly rain

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Earth's water cycle moves about 577,000 km³ of water annually through precipitation, with rain being 77% of it over land

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Tropical regions receive over 2,000 mm of rain annually on average

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Deserts like the Atacama receive less than 1 mm of rain per year on average

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The average annual rainfall in Europe is 700 mm, varying from 500 mm in the south to 1,000 mm in the north

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Asia's average annual precipitation is 1,200 mm, driven by monsoons

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North America's average yearly rain is 715 mm

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South America averages 1,600 mm annually, with Amazon basin at 2,300 mm

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Africa's average precipitation is 670 mm per year

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Australia receives 465 mm of rain annually on average

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Antarctica's coastal areas get 200-500 mm rain equivalent

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The Pacific Ocean basin sees 1,800 mm average annual rainfall

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Atlantic Ocean averages 1,400 mm precipitation yearly, mostly rain

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Indian Ocean rainfall averages 2,000 mm per year

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Arctic regions average 250 mm precipitation, largely as rain in summer

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Mount Waialeale, Hawaii, records 11,684 mm annual rain average

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Cherrapunji, India, averages 11,777 mm rain yearly

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Mawsynram, India, has 11,871 mm average annual rainfall

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Debundscha, Cameroon, receives 10,000 mm rain per year on average

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London, UK, averages 601 mm rain annually

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New York City averages 1,168 mm precipitation yearly

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Tokyo averages 1,530 mm rain per year

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Sydney, Australia, gets 1,213 mm annual rainfall

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Mumbai, India, averages 2,386 mm rain yearly

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Seattle, USA, receives 952 mm rain annually

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Buenos Aires averages 1,217 mm precipitation per year

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Nairobi, Kenya, gets 970 mm rain yearly

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Beijing averages 567 mm annual rainfall

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Flood damages from rain events cost US $150 billion annually average 1980-2020

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Global agricultural losses from excess rain: $10-20 billion yearly

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Rain-induced landslides kill 5,000 people globally per year average

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US crop insurance payouts for rain/flood: $5 billion in 2019 alone

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India monsoon failure rains cause $3 billion GDP loss yearly average

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UK annual flood damage from rain: £1.2 billion

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Brazil coffee production down 20% in wet years due to rain

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Global hydropower generation boosted 10% by above-average rains in wet years

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Rain erosion removes 24 billion tons topsoil yearly worldwide

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Malaria cases rise 20-30% after heavy rains in sub-Saharan Africa

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US road repairs from rain damage: $15 billion annually

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Australia wheat yield variability from rain: 50% of annual fluctuation

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China rice flooding losses: 5-10 million tons yearly

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Europe wine production down 15% in rainy harvest years

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Global reinsurance payouts for rain floods: $40 billion/year average

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Bangladesh cyclone rain floods displace 1 million yearly average

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US Midwest corn detasseling delayed by rain costs $500 million/year

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Rain contributes to 40% of aviation delays globally

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Vietnam Mekong Delta salinization worsened by irregular rains, affecting 1.8 million ha

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Global urban flooding from rain affects 1.8 billion people by 2030 projection

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Rain-fed agriculture covers 80% of cropland in developing countries

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Southeast Asia monsoon rains average 80% of annual total in monsoon months

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Amazon rainforest receives 2,000-3,000 mm rain yearly, 50-60% from local recycling

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Sahel region of Africa gets 300-1,000 mm bimodal rain annually

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Mediterranean basin has 500-1,000 mm winter-dominant rain

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US Great Plains Konza Prairie: 835 mm summer-max rain

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Patagonia, Argentina: 3,000-4,000 mm westerly rain in Andes

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Indonesian Maritime Continent: 2,500-3,500 mm equatorial rain year-round

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Tibetan Plateau: 300-1,000 mm summer monsoon rain

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Canadian Prairies: 400-500 mm mostly summer convective rain

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West African Gulf of Guinea coast: 1,500-4,000 mm two-peak rain season

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Central European plains: 600-800 mm even distribution with summer peak

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Australian monsoon north: 1,500-2,500 mm Nov-Apr wet season

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East African Great Lakes: 1,000-2,000 mm March-May & Oct-Dec rains

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Southern Brazil highlands: 1,500-2,000 mm summer-autumn rain

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Russian Far East: 600-1,000 mm summer monsoon influence

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Madagascar east coast: 2,000-3,500 mm Nov-Mar cyclone season

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US Pacific Northwest: 1,000-2,500 mm winter frontal rain

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Himalayan foothills India: 2,000-5,000 mm summer monsoon

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South African Cape: 500-1,000 mm winter rain

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Mexican Yucatan Peninsula: 1,000-1,500 mm May-Oct hurricane season

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Global precipitation has increased by 1-3% per decade since 1950 in wet regions

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Since 1980, extreme daily precipitation has risen 7% globally

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US annual precipitation increased 4% from 1901-2020

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Sahel rainfall recovered 20% from 1980s drought to 2020s wetter phase

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East Asia monsoon rain intensity up 15% since 1950s

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Arctic precipitation increased 3% per decade 1958-2019

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Mediterranean annual rain declined 10-20% since 1960s

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India summer monsoon total rainfall stable but extremes up 10% since 1950

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Australia southeast rainfall down 20% since 1990s

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Southwest US precipitation decreased 5-10% since 1900

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Europe wet days decreased but heavy rain days up 10% 1950-2018

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South America Andes precipitation up 10-20% since 1970s

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Central Asia annual rain increased 2 mm/year 1961-2010

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West Africa rainfall variability up 30% since 1970

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Greenland coastal precipitation up 10% per decade

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Southeast US rain increased 10-15% since 1970

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China Yangtze basin rain up 15% 1961-2014

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Southern Africa summer rain down 10% since 1970s

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Japan annual precipitation up 10% since 1901

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Global land rain extremes (Rx1day) increased 1.4% per decade 1951-2014

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Hurricane-related rain events in US Atlantic coast up 30% since 1980

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Tropical cyclone rain rates increased 7-10% per degree warming

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Written by Elena Vasquez·Edited by Min-ji Park·Fact-checked by Astrid Bergmann

Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified Apr 18, 2026·Next review: Oct 2026

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While we're comforted by the idea of Earth receiving a dependable annual shower of half a million cubic kilometers of rain, from the record-breaking downpours in Mawsynram to the mere trickle in the Atacama, these vital statistics reveal a planet of stunning extremes where a single day's deluge can upend lives and reshape landscapes.

Key Takeaways

The global average annual precipitation is approximately 990 mm (39 inches), with rain contributing the majority in most regions
In 2023, the world received an estimated 505,000 cubic kilometers of precipitation, predominantly rain
Earth's water cycle moves about 577,000 km³ of water annually through precipitation, with rain being 77% of it over land
The 2021 Germany floods were caused by 150-200 mm rain in 24 hours in Ahr Valley
Hurricane Harvey dumped 1,539 mm rain on Houston in 2017 over 4 days
2022 Pakistan floods from 500-600 mm rain in Sindh province over a week
Southeast Asia monsoon rains average 80% of annual total in monsoon months
Amazon rainforest receives 2,000-3,000 mm rain yearly, 50-60% from local recycling
Sahel region of Africa gets 300-1,000 mm bimodal rain annually
Global precipitation has increased by 1-3% per decade since 1950 in wet regions
Since 1980, extreme daily precipitation has risen 7% globally
US annual precipitation increased 4% from 1901-2020
Flood damages from rain events cost US $150 billion annually average 1980-2020
Global agricultural losses from excess rain: $10-20 billion yearly
Rain-induced landslides kill 5,000 people globally per year average

Global rainfall totals, extremes, and impacts vary dramatically across the planet.

Extreme Rainfall Events

1The 2021 Germany floods were caused by 150-200 mm rain in 24 hours in Ahr Valley

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2Hurricane Harvey dumped 1,539 mm rain on Houston in 2017 over 4 days

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32022 Pakistan floods from 500-600 mm rain in Sindh province over a week

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4Iowa 2023 derecho storm brought 200 mm rain in hours

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52021 Henan, China, floods with 720 mm rain in 24 hours in Zhengzhou

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6Cyclone Idai 2019 dropped 596 mm rain in 24 hours in Zimbabwe

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72023 Libya floods from Storm Daniel with 414 mm rain in 24 hours

Single source

82010 Pakistan floods: 300 mm rain in 36 hours in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

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92024 Dubai floods: 254 mm rain in 24 hours, most intense in UAE history

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102019 Mozambique Cyclone Kenneth: 550 mm rain in 48 hours

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112023 California atmospheric river: 300 mm rain in Santa Cruz Mountains in 5 days

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122013 UK floods: 90 mm rain in Boscastle in 5 hours (flash flood record context)

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132022 Japan rainfall: 880 mm in 72 hours in Yamagata

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142019 Indian floods in Kerala: 2,347 mm in 15 days

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152021 Vancouver, Canada: 200 mm rain in 48 hours

Directional

162015 South Carolina floods: 480 mm in 3 days

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172020 Assam, India: 1,000 mm rain in 10 days causing Brahmaputra floods

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182018 Japan western Japan rains: 552 mm in 24 hours in Shobara

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192023 Emilia-Romagna, Italy: 200 mm in 36 hours

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202014 UK Christmas floods: 100 mm in 24 hours in Cumbria

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212022 Eastern Australia floods: 800 mm in 4 days in Lismore

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222019 France floods: 220 mm in 24 hours in Aude

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232021 Belgium floods: 150 mm in 24 hours in Eupen

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242016 Louisiana floods: 620 mm in 3 days

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252023 New Zealand Auckland: 300 mm in 24 hours

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Extreme Rainfall Events Interpretation

Comparing these deluges reveals our planet's unsettling new talent for choreographing its water from devastating solos, like Zhengzhou’s 720 mm in a day, to sprawling week-long ensemble floods, proving that whether it arrives in a furious hour or a relentless week, the result is a catastrophic hydrological performance for which our infrastructure remains a woefully under-rehearsed understudy.

Global Rainfall Averages

1The global average annual precipitation is approximately 990 mm (39 inches), with rain contributing the majority in most regions

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2In 2023, the world received an estimated 505,000 cubic kilometers of precipitation, predominantly rain

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3Earth's water cycle moves about 577,000 km³ of water annually through precipitation, with rain being 77% of it over land

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4Tropical regions receive over 2,000 mm of rain annually on average

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5Deserts like the Atacama receive less than 1 mm of rain per year on average

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6The average annual rainfall in Europe is 700 mm, varying from 500 mm in the south to 1,000 mm in the north

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7Asia's average annual precipitation is 1,200 mm, driven by monsoons

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8North America's average yearly rain is 715 mm

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9South America averages 1,600 mm annually, with Amazon basin at 2,300 mm

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10Africa's average precipitation is 670 mm per year

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11Australia receives 465 mm of rain annually on average

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12Antarctica's coastal areas get 200-500 mm rain equivalent

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13The Pacific Ocean basin sees 1,800 mm average annual rainfall

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14Atlantic Ocean averages 1,400 mm precipitation yearly, mostly rain

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15Indian Ocean rainfall averages 2,000 mm per year

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16Arctic regions average 250 mm precipitation, largely as rain in summer

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17Mount Waialeale, Hawaii, records 11,684 mm annual rain average

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18Cherrapunji, India, averages 11,777 mm rain yearly

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19Mawsynram, India, has 11,871 mm average annual rainfall

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20Debundscha, Cameroon, receives 10,000 mm rain per year on average

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21London, UK, averages 601 mm rain annually

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22New York City averages 1,168 mm precipitation yearly

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23Tokyo averages 1,530 mm rain per year

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24Sydney, Australia, gets 1,213 mm annual rainfall

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25Mumbai, India, averages 2,386 mm rain yearly

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26Seattle, USA, receives 952 mm rain annually

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27Buenos Aires averages 1,217 mm precipitation per year

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28Nairobi, Kenya, gets 970 mm rain yearly

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29Beijing averages 567 mm annual rainfall

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Global Rainfall Averages Interpretation

Mother Nature runs a wildly uneven global laundromat, annually dumping a staggering half-million cubic kilometers of water, where some towns drown in a year's worth of what a desert wouldn't see in a millennium, proving that when it comes to rain, Earth's motto is "go big or go bone-dry."

Impacts of Rainfall

1Flood damages from rain events cost US $150 billion annually average 1980-2020

Single source

2Global agricultural losses from excess rain: $10-20 billion yearly

Directional

3Rain-induced landslides kill 5,000 people globally per year average

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4US crop insurance payouts for rain/flood: $5 billion in 2019 alone

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5India monsoon failure rains cause $3 billion GDP loss yearly average

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6UK annual flood damage from rain: £1.2 billion

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7Brazil coffee production down 20% in wet years due to rain

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8Global hydropower generation boosted 10% by above-average rains in wet years

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9Rain erosion removes 24 billion tons topsoil yearly worldwide

Directional

10Malaria cases rise 20-30% after heavy rains in sub-Saharan Africa

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11US road repairs from rain damage: $15 billion annually

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12Australia wheat yield variability from rain: 50% of annual fluctuation

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13China rice flooding losses: 5-10 million tons yearly

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14Europe wine production down 15% in rainy harvest years

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15Global reinsurance payouts for rain floods: $40 billion/year average

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16Bangladesh cyclone rain floods displace 1 million yearly average

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17US Midwest corn detasseling delayed by rain costs $500 million/year

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18Rain contributes to 40% of aviation delays globally

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19Vietnam Mekong Delta salinization worsened by irregular rains, affecting 1.8 million ha

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20Global urban flooding from rain affects 1.8 billion people by 2030 projection

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21Rain-fed agriculture covers 80% of cropland in developing countries

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Impacts of Rainfall Interpretation

Rain may be celebrated in song and story, but its ledger tells a more sobering tale, exacting an immense global toll on economies, food supplies, and human life even as it occasionally bestows a hydropower bonus or a bumper crop.

Rainfall Distribution by Region

1Southeast Asia monsoon rains average 80% of annual total in monsoon months

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2Amazon rainforest receives 2,000-3,000 mm rain yearly, 50-60% from local recycling

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3Sahel region of Africa gets 300-1,000 mm bimodal rain annually

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4Mediterranean basin has 500-1,000 mm winter-dominant rain

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5US Great Plains Konza Prairie: 835 mm summer-max rain

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6Patagonia, Argentina: 3,000-4,000 mm westerly rain in Andes

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7Indonesian Maritime Continent: 2,500-3,500 mm equatorial rain year-round

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8Tibetan Plateau: 300-1,000 mm summer monsoon rain

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9Canadian Prairies: 400-500 mm mostly summer convective rain

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10West African Gulf of Guinea coast: 1,500-4,000 mm two-peak rain season

Single source

11Central European plains: 600-800 mm even distribution with summer peak

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12Australian monsoon north: 1,500-2,500 mm Nov-Apr wet season

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13East African Great Lakes: 1,000-2,000 mm March-May & Oct-Dec rains

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14Southern Brazil highlands: 1,500-2,000 mm summer-autumn rain

Single source

15Russian Far East: 600-1,000 mm summer monsoon influence

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16Madagascar east coast: 2,000-3,500 mm Nov-Mar cyclone season

Directional

17US Pacific Northwest: 1,000-2,500 mm winter frontal rain

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18Himalayan foothills India: 2,000-5,000 mm summer monsoon

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19South African Cape: 500-1,000 mm winter rain

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20Mexican Yucatan Peninsula: 1,000-1,500 mm May-Oct hurricane season

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Rainfall Distribution by Region Interpretation

It seems the planet has organized a vast, chaotic water-sharing scheme where everyone gets their preferred delivery method—from Amazon's self-sustaining mist to the Sahel's two-part special and the Pacific Northwest's winter-only deluge package—yet no one can agree on the tipping policy.

Trends and Changes Over Time

1Global precipitation has increased by 1-3% per decade since 1950 in wet regions

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2Since 1980, extreme daily precipitation has risen 7% globally

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3US annual precipitation increased 4% from 1901-2020

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4Sahel rainfall recovered 20% from 1980s drought to 2020s wetter phase

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5East Asia monsoon rain intensity up 15% since 1950s

Directional

6Arctic precipitation increased 3% per decade 1958-2019

Single source

7Mediterranean annual rain declined 10-20% since 1960s

Single source

8India summer monsoon total rainfall stable but extremes up 10% since 1950

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9Australia southeast rainfall down 20% since 1990s

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10Southwest US precipitation decreased 5-10% since 1900

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11Europe wet days decreased but heavy rain days up 10% 1950-2018

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12South America Andes precipitation up 10-20% since 1970s

Single source

13Central Asia annual rain increased 2 mm/year 1961-2010

Single source

14West Africa rainfall variability up 30% since 1970

Directional

15Greenland coastal precipitation up 10% per decade

Single source

16Southeast US rain increased 10-15% since 1970

Directional

17China Yangtze basin rain up 15% 1961-2014

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18Southern Africa summer rain down 10% since 1970s

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19Japan annual precipitation up 10% since 1901

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20Global land rain extremes (Rx1day) increased 1.4% per decade 1951-2014

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21Hurricane-related rain events in US Atlantic coast up 30% since 1980

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22Tropical cyclone rain rates increased 7-10% per degree warming

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Trends and Changes Over Time Interpretation

The rain isn't just changing its mind—it's having mood swings, with a troubling pattern of watering the already damp while turning a drier shoulder to the thirsty.

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Perplexity

Multiple AI models cite this figure or figures in the same direction, but with minor variance. The trend and magnitude are reliable; the precise decimal may differ by source. Suitable for directional analysis.

AI consensus: 2–3 of 4 models broadly agree

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Perplexity

All AI models independently return the same statistic, unprompted. This level of cross-model agreement indicates the figure is robustly established in published literature and suitable for citation.

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rma.usda.gov
rma.usda.gov
Reference 67
GOV
gov.uk
gov.uk
Reference 68
EMBRAPA
embrapa.br
embrapa.br
Reference 69
IEA
iea.org
iea.org
Reference 70
UN
un.org
un.org
Reference 71
WHO
who.int
who.int
Reference 72
FHWA
fhwa.dot.gov
fhwa.dot.gov
Reference 73
GRDC
grdc.com.au
grdc.com.au
Reference 74
MOA
moa.gov.cn
moa.gov.cn
Reference 75
OIV
oiv.int
oiv.int
Reference 76
MUNICHRE
munichre.com
munichre.com
Reference 77
USDA
usda.gov
usda.gov
Reference 78
ICAO
icao.int
icao.int