Counties in Georgia by annual precipitation, 2025

White County had the highest annual precipitation of 159 counties in 2025, at 58.81 inches. Tift County had the lowest, at 34.67 inches. The median was 43.29 inches and the figure for Georgia was 44.1 inches. Source: NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information.

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Highest58.81White County
Lowest34.67Tift County
Median43.29159 counties
Georgia44.1History

Map of counties, 2025

Appling County: 39.43 inchesAtkinson County: 40.36 inchesBacon County: 38.83 inchesBaker County: 40.5 inchesBaldwin County: 47.63 inchesBanks County: 44.4 inchesBarrow County: 48.79 inchesBartow County: 40.86 inchesBen Hill County: 39.46 inchesBerrien County: 36.85 inchesBibb County: 46.63 inchesBleckley County: 42.5 inchesBrantley County: 44.83 inchesBrooks County: 38.02 inchesBryan County: 43.87 inchesBulloch County: 43.29 inchesBurke County: 41.35 inchesButts County: 50.51 inchesCalhoun County: 42.8 inchesCamden County: 43.11 inchesCandler County: 41.52 inchesCarroll County: 49.71 inchesCatoosa County: 53.64 inchesCharlton County: 42.18 inchesChatham County: 44.78 inchesChattahoochee County: 41 inchesChattooga County: 52.8 inchesCherokee County: 47.05 inchesClarke County: 52.24 inchesClay County: 44.17 inchesClayton County: 46.84 inchesClinch County: 41.94 inchesCobb County: 43.64 inchesCoffee County: 40.46 inchesColquitt County: 36.48 inchesColumbia County: 39.18 inchesCook County: 35.43 inchesCoweta County: 45.28 inchesCrawford County: 45.42 inchesCrisp County: 41.81 inchesDade County: 55.04 inchesDawson County: 54.8 inchesDecatur County: 38.55 inchesDeKalb County: 46.69 inchesDodge County: 40.46 inchesDooly County: 42.58 inchesDougherty County: 41.24 inchesDouglas County: 46.22 inchesEarly County: 41.04 inchesEchols County: 40.64 inchesEffingham County: 44.28 inchesElbert County: 44.9 inchesEmanuel County: 40.01 inchesEvans County: 42.23 inchesFannin County: 57.41 inchesFayette County: 45.52 inchesFloyd County: 45.96 inchesForsyth County: 52.41 inchesFranklin County: 39.86 inchesFulton County: 46.59 inchesGilmer County: 58.29 inchesGlascock County: 39.82 inchesGlynn County: 45.78 inchesGordon County: 48.88 inchesGrady County: 39.94 inchesGreene County: 50.36 inchesGwinnett County: 48.28 inchesHabersham County: 54.1 inchesHall County: 49.91 inchesHancock County: 44.79 inchesHaralson County: 48.16 inchesHarris County: 42.07 inchesHart County: 40.88 inchesHeard County: 47.47 inchesHenry County: 48.83 inchesHouston County: 43.69 inchesIrwin County: 37.61 inchesJackson County: 47.4 inchesJasper County: 52.32 inchesJeff Davis County: 39.65 inchesJefferson County: 40.69 inchesJenkins County: 40.13 inchesJohnson County: 40.75 inchesJones County: 48.63 inchesLamar County: 48.58 inchesLanier County: 39.62 inchesLaurens County: 40.7 inchesLee County: 43 inchesLiberty County: 43.09 inchesLincoln County: 39.41 inchesLong County: 41.91 inchesLowndes County: 38.64 inchesLumpkin County: 57.44 inchesMcDuffie County: 39.7 inchesMcIntosh County: 46.75 inchesMacon County: 43.13 inchesMadison County: 47.75 inchesMarion County: 41.99 inchesMeriwether County: 42.88 inchesMiller County: 39.81 inchesMitchell County: 39.3 inchesMonroe County: 48.46 inchesMontgomery County: 39.21 inchesMorgan County: 53.76 inchesMurray County: 57.49 inchesMuscogee County: 40.51 inchesNewton County: 51.71 inchesOconee County: 53.2 inchesOglethorpe County: 49.59 inchesPaulding County: 41.02 inchesPeach County: 44.67 inchesPickens County: 51.35 inchesPierce County: 42.23 inchesPike County: 45.45 inchesPolk County: 42.03 inchesPulaski County: 41.69 inchesPutnam County: 51.95 inchesQuitman County: 45.56 inchesRabun County: 52.12 inchesRandolph County: 45.85 inchesRichmond County: 40.34 inchesRockdale County: 48.87 inchesSchley County: 43.57 inchesScreven County: 40.55 inchesSeminole County: 39.26 inchesSpalding County: 47.37 inchesStephens County: 44.69 inchesStewart County: 43.98 inchesSumter County: 44.09 inchesTalbot County: 39.66 inchesTaliaferro County: 42.45 inchesTattnall County: 40.83 inchesTaylor County: 42.26 inchesTelfair County: 40.37 inchesTerrell County: 45.05 inchesThomas County: 39.33 inchesTift County: 34.67 inchesToombs County: 39.58 inchesTowns County: 56.47 inchesTreutlen County: 39.48 inchesTroup County: 45.29 inchesTurner County: 38.66 inchesTwiggs County: 44.6 inchesUnion County: 57.95 inchesUpson County: 44.54 inchesWalker County: 53.84 inchesWalton County: 51.65 inchesWare County: 41.78 inchesWarren County: 39.96 inchesWashington County: 41.85 inchesWayne County: 43.09 inchesWebster County: 45.2 inchesWheeler County: 39.63 inchesWhite County: 58.81 inchesWhitfield County: 54.87 inchesWilcox County: 40.6 inchesWilkes County: 41.55 inchesWilkinson County: 44.25 inchesWorth County: 38.51 inches
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inches, 2025. Source: NOAA NCEI, NOAA Climate at a Glance, January to December precipitation, counties. Boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundary files.

Top 40 counties, 2025

White County: 58.81 inchesWhite County58.81Gilmer County: 58.29 inchesGilmer County58.29Union County: 57.95 inchesUnion County57.95Murray County: 57.49 inchesMurray County57.49Lumpkin County: 57.44 inchesLumpkin County57.44Fannin County: 57.41 inchesFannin County57.41Towns County: 56.47 inchesTowns County56.47Dade County: 55.04 inchesDade County55.04Whitfield County: 54.87 inchesWhitfield County54.87Dawson County: 54.8 inchesDawson County54.8Habersham County: 54.1 inchesHabersham County54.1Walker County: 53.84 inchesWalker County53.84Morgan County: 53.76 inchesMorgan County53.76Catoosa County: 53.64 inchesCatoosa County53.64Oconee County: 53.2 inchesOconee County53.2Chattooga County: 52.8 inchesChattooga County52.8Forsyth County: 52.41 inchesForsyth County52.41Jasper County: 52.32 inchesJasper County52.32Clarke County: 52.24 inchesClarke County52.24Rabun County: 52.12 inchesRabun County52.12Putnam County: 51.95 inchesPutnam County51.95Newton County: 51.71 inchesNewton County51.71Walton County: 51.65 inchesWalton County51.65Pickens County: 51.35 inchesPickens County51.35Butts County: 50.51 inchesButts County50.51Greene County: 50.36 inchesGreene County50.36Hall County: 49.91 inchesHall County49.91Carroll County: 49.71 inchesCarroll County49.71Oglethorpe County: 49.59 inchesOglethorpe County49.59Gordon County: 48.88 inchesGordon County48.88Rockdale County: 48.87 inchesRockdale County48.87Henry County: 48.83 inchesHenry County48.83Barrow County: 48.79 inchesBarrow County48.79Jones County: 48.63 inchesJones County48.63Lamar County: 48.58 inchesLamar County48.58Monroe County: 48.46 inchesMonroe County48.46Gwinnett County: 48.28 inchesGwinnett County48.28Haralson County: 48.16 inchesHaralson County48.16Madison County: 47.75 inchesMadison County47.75Baldwin County: 47.63 inchesBaldwin County47.63White County: 58.81 inchesWhite County58.81Gilmer County: 58.29 inchesGilmer County58.29Union County: 57.95 inchesUnion County57.95Murray County: 57.49 inchesMurray County57.49Lumpkin County: 57.44 inchesLumpkin County57.44Fannin County: 57.41 inchesFannin County57.41Towns County: 56.47 inchesTowns County56.47Dade County: 55.04 inchesDade County55.04Whitfield County: 54.87 inchesWhitfield County54.87Dawson County: 54.8 inchesDawson County54.8Habersham County: 54.1 inchesHabersham County54.1Walker County: 53.84 inchesWalker County53.84Morgan County: 53.76 inchesMorgan County53.76Catoosa County: 53.64 inchesCatoosa County53.64Oconee County: 53.2 inchesOconee County53.2Chattooga County: 52.8 inchesChattooga County52.8Forsyth County: 52.41 inchesForsyth County52.41Jasper County: 52.32 inchesJasper County52.32Clarke County: 52.24 inchesClarke County52.24Rabun County: 52.12 inchesRabun County52.12Putnam County: 51.95 inchesPutnam County51.95Newton County: 51.71 inchesNewton County51.71Walton County: 51.65 inchesWalton County51.65Pickens County: 51.35 inchesPickens County51.35Butts County: 50.51 inchesButts County50.51Greene County: 50.36 inchesGreene County50.36Hall County: 49.91 inchesHall County49.91Carroll County: 49.71 inchesCarroll County49.71Oglethorpe County: 49.59 inchesOglethorpe County49.59Gordon County: 48.88 inchesGordon County48.88Rockdale County: 48.87 inchesRockdale County48.87Henry County: 48.83 inchesHenry County48.83Barrow County: 48.79 inchesBarrow County48.79Jones County: 48.63 inchesJones County48.63Lamar County: 48.58 inchesLamar County48.58Monroe County: 48.46 inchesMonroe County48.46Gwinnett County: 48.28 inchesGwinnett County48.28Haralson County: 48.16 inchesHaralson County48.16Madison County: 47.75 inchesMadison County47.75Baldwin County: 47.63 inchesBaldwin County47.63
inches. Source: NOAA NCEI, NOAA Climate at a Glance, January to December precipitation, counties. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

Full ranking

RankCounties2025
inches
Change on 2024
1White County58.81-14.8%
2Gilmer County58.29-12%
3Union County57.95-11.8%
4Murray County57.49-6.3%
5Lumpkin County57.44-15.6%
6Fannin County57.41-8.8%
7Towns County56.47-13.9%
8Dade County55.04+14.8%
9Whitfield County54.87+3.5%
10Dawson County54.8-12%
11Habersham County54.1-16.4%
12Walker County53.84+10.8%
13Morgan County53.76-14.7%
14Catoosa County53.64+20.2%
15Oconee County53.2-4.8%
16Chattooga County52.8-3.2%
17Forsyth County52.41-3.7%
18Jasper County52.32-20.5%
19Clarke County52.24-4.7%
20Rabun County52.12-21%
21Putnam County51.95-18.3%
22Newton County51.71-19.2%
23Walton County51.65-12.2%
24Pickens County51.35-14.9%
25Butts County50.51-20.4%
26Greene County50.36-11.6%
27Hall County49.91-14.4%
28Carroll County49.71-7%
29Oglethorpe County49.59-7.5%
30Gordon County48.88-13.3%
31Rockdale County48.87-19.1%
32Henry County48.83-21.1%
33Barrow County48.79-11.8%
34Jones County48.63-16.9%
35Lamar County48.58-19.6%
36Monroe County48.46-17.9%
37Gwinnett County48.28-10.7%
38Haralson County48.16-8.3%
39Madison County47.75-9.3%
40Baldwin County47.63-15.6%
41Heard County47.47-13.6%
42Jackson County47.4-13.1%
43Spalding County47.37-21.6%
44Cherokee County47.05-11.5%
45Clayton County46.84-23.9%
46McIntosh County46.75-8.6%
47DeKalb County46.69-18.2%
48Bibb County46.63-14.6%
49Fulton County46.59-15.1%
50Douglas County46.22-13%
51Floyd County45.96-15.5%
52Randolph County45.85-24%
53Glynn County45.78-12.9%
54Quitman County45.56-25.2%
55Fayette County45.52-22.4%
56Pike County45.45-21.9%
57Crawford County45.42-17%
58Troup County45.29-21%
59Coweta County45.28-17.4%
60Webster County45.2-26.7%
61Terrell County45.05-24.8%
62Elbert County44.9-11.8%
63Brantley County44.83-18.5%
64Hancock County44.79-19.2%
65Chatham County44.78-19.9%
66Stephens County44.69-22.3%
67Peach County44.67-16.2%
68Twiggs County44.6-14.8%
69Upson County44.54-23.6%
70Banks County44.4-16.7%
71Effingham County44.28-24.9%
72Wilkinson County44.25-15.7%
73Clay County44.17-21.2%
74Sumter County44.09-24.7%
75Stewart County43.98-29.1%
76Bryan County43.87-22.3%
77Houston County43.69-16.4%
78Cobb County43.64-12.8%
79Schley County43.57-26.7%
80Bulloch County43.29-28.1%
81Macon County43.13-21.6%
82Camden County43.11-23.2%
83Liberty County43.09-19.8%
83Wayne County43.09-21.8%
85Lee County43-25.7%
86Meriwether County42.88-24.9%
87Calhoun County42.8-25.5%
88Dooly County42.58-20.6%
89Bleckley County42.5-16.5%
90Taliaferro County42.45-23.7%
91Taylor County42.26-26.5%
92Evans County42.23-28.3%
92Pierce County42.23-24.1%
94Charlton County42.18-20.1%
95Harris County42.07-33.5%
96Polk County42.03-15.6%
97Marion County41.99-32.3%
98Clinch County41.94-19.3%
99Long County41.91-22.5%
100Washington County41.85-20.6%
101Crisp County41.81-23.4%
102Ware County41.78-20.5%
103Pulaski County41.69-18.5%
104Wilkes County41.55-23.5%
105Candler County41.52-30.9%
106Burke County41.35-17.7%
107Dougherty County41.24-28.8%
108Early County41.04-26.3%
109Paulding County41.02-12.9%
110Chattahoochee County41-33.7%
111Hart County40.88-19%
112Bartow County40.86-18.6%
113Tattnall County40.83-30.5%
114Johnson County40.75-23.7%
115Laurens County40.7-23.2%
116Jefferson County40.69-20.2%
117Echols County40.64-24.8%
118Wilcox County40.6-23.5%
119Screven County40.55-30%
120Muscogee County40.51-35.5%
121Baker County40.5-29.7%
122Coffee County40.46-32.3%
122Dodge County40.46-21.5%
124Telfair County40.37-28.8%
125Atkinson County40.36-30.6%
126Richmond County40.34-14.3%
127Jenkins County40.13-26%
128Emanuel County40.01-28.7%
129Warren County39.96-24.8%
130Grady County39.94-32%
131Franklin County39.86-19.5%
132Glascock County39.82-23.5%
133Miller County39.81-32.2%
134McDuffie County39.7-22.4%
135Talbot County39.66-35.8%
136Jeff Davis County39.65-32.9%
137Wheeler County39.63-30.7%
138Lanier County39.62-30.4%
139Toombs County39.58-33.5%
140Treutlen County39.48-31.5%
141Ben Hill County39.46-31.1%
142Appling County39.43-31.8%
143Lincoln County39.41-25.8%
144Thomas County39.33-33.8%
145Mitchell County39.3-31.7%
146Seminole County39.26-38.5%
147Montgomery County39.21-33.6%
148Columbia County39.18-17.6%
149Bacon County38.83-32.9%
150Turner County38.66-31.5%
151Lowndes County38.64-32.4%
152Decatur County38.55-36.4%
153Worth County38.51-33%
154Brooks County38.02-35.1%
155Irwin County37.61-35.9%
156Berrien County36.85-37.3%
157Colquitt County36.48-38.1%
158Cook County35.43-39.7%
159Tift County34.67-41%

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Total precipitation from January to December, in inches: rain plus the water content of snow and other frozen precipitation. NOAA computes it from its climate divisional dataset (nClimDiv): station readings interpolated onto a 5 km grid and averaged over the area.

Values are area averages, not the reading at one weather station. NOAA revises the last two years every month.

Every value in the ranking comes from the same publisher and the same period, so the counties are compared on one definition. Equal values share a rank.

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NOAA Climate at a Glance, January to December precipitation, counties, Counties in Georgia by annual precipitation, 2025. NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information, 6 Oct. 2026, https://www.ncei.noaa.gov/access/monitoring/climate-at-a-glance/county/mapping. Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/annual-precipitation/georgia-counties. Accessed 12 Oct. 2026.

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Which county has the highest annual precipitation?

White County, with 58.81 inches in 2025, according to NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information.

Which county has the lowest annual precipitation?

Tift County, with 34.67 inches in 2025.

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