Counties in Oklahoma by annual precipitation

McCurtain County had the highest annual precipitation of 77 counties in 2020, at 68.89 inches. Cimarron County had the lowest, at 10.99 inches. The median was 41.69 inches and the figure for Oklahoma was 39.21 inches. Source: NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information.

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Highest68.89McCurtain County
Lowest10.99Cimarron County
Median41.6977 counties
Oklahoma39.21History

Map of counties, 2020

Adair County: 56.73 inchesAlfalfa County: 32.45 inchesAtoka County: 51.32 inchesBeaver County: 17.48 inchesBeckham County: 17.55 inchesBlaine County: 30.71 inchesBryan County: 47.49 inchesCaddo County: 32.36 inchesCanadian County: 35.67 inchesCarter County: 41.66 inchesCherokee County: 56.55 inchesChoctaw County: 57.09 inchesCimarron County: 10.99 inchesCleveland County: 41.76 inchesCoal County: 53.29 inchesComanche County: 37.81 inchesCotton County: 41.52 inchesCraig County: 52.11 inchesCreek County: 41.69 inchesCuster County: 23.24 inchesDelaware County: 55.65 inchesDewey County: 24.12 inchesEllis County: 20.75 inchesGarfield County: 33.85 inchesGarvin County: 44.91 inchesGrady County: 38.75 inchesGrant County: 33.15 inchesGreer County: 19.87 inchesHarmon County: 18.85 inchesHarper County: 21.84 inchesHaskell County: 59.53 inchesHughes County: 54.42 inchesJackson County: 25.24 inchesJefferson County: 39.88 inchesJohnston County: 46.24 inchesKay County: 34.74 inchesKingfisher County: 32.45 inchesKiowa County: 29.37 inchesLatimer County: 60.73 inchesLe Flore County: 66.11 inchesLincoln County: 40.7 inchesLogan County: 34.95 inchesLove County: 43.16 inchesMcClain County: 41.92 inchesMcCurtain County: 68.89 inchesMcIntosh County: 54.15 inchesMajor County: 30.47 inchesMarshall County: 44.32 inchesMayes County: 54.83 inchesMurray County: 43.82 inchesMuskogee County: 53.05 inchesNoble County: 33.96 inchesNowata County: 47.38 inchesOkfuskee County: 47.04 inchesOklahoma County: 38.56 inchesOkmulgee County: 47.74 inchesOsage County: 39.6 inchesOttawa County: 52.2 inchesPawnee County: 33.61 inchesPayne County: 36.26 inchesPittsburg County: 57.33 inchesPontotoc County: 49.56 inchesPottawatomie County: 45.05 inchesPushmataha County: 58.57 inchesRoger Mills County: 18.75 inchesRogers County: 49.64 inchesSeminole County: 49.48 inchesSequoyah County: 62.04 inchesStephens County: 43.41 inchesTexas County: 16.14 inchesTillman County: 33.45 inchesTulsa County: 46.52 inchesWagoner County: 50.41 inchesWashington County: 44.63 inchesWashita County: 25.41 inchesWoods County: 28.78 inchesWoodward County: 24.17 inches
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inches, 2020. Source: NOAA NCEI, NOAA Climate at a Glance, January to December precipitation, counties. Boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundary files.

Top 40 counties, 2020

McCurtain County: 68.89 inchesMcCurtain County68.89Le Flore County: 66.11 inchesLe Flore County66.11Sequoyah County: 62.04 inchesSequoyah County62.04Latimer County: 60.73 inchesLatimer County60.73Haskell County: 59.53 inchesHaskell County59.53Pushmataha County: 58.57 inchesPushmataha County58.57Pittsburg County: 57.33 inchesPittsburg County57.33Choctaw County: 57.09 inchesChoctaw County57.09Adair County: 56.73 inchesAdair County56.73Cherokee County: 56.55 inchesCherokee County56.55Delaware County: 55.65 inchesDelaware County55.65Mayes County: 54.83 inchesMayes County54.83Hughes County: 54.42 inchesHughes County54.42McIntosh County: 54.15 inchesMcIntosh County54.15Coal County: 53.29 inchesCoal County53.29Muskogee County: 53.05 inchesMuskogee County53.05Ottawa County: 52.2 inchesOttawa County52.2Craig County: 52.11 inchesCraig County52.11Atoka County: 51.32 inchesAtoka County51.32Wagoner County: 50.41 inchesWagoner County50.41Rogers County: 49.64 inchesRogers County49.64Pontotoc County: 49.56 inchesPontotoc County49.56Seminole County: 49.48 inchesSeminole County49.48Okmulgee County: 47.74 inchesOkmulgee County47.74Bryan County: 47.49 inchesBryan County47.49Nowata County: 47.38 inchesNowata County47.38Okfuskee County: 47.04 inchesOkfuskee County47.04Tulsa County: 46.52 inchesTulsa County46.52Johnston County: 46.24 inchesJohnston County46.24Pottawatomie County: 45.05 inchesPottawatomie County45.05Garvin County: 44.91 inchesGarvin County44.91Washington County: 44.63 inchesWashington County44.63Marshall County: 44.32 inchesMarshall County44.32Murray County: 43.82 inchesMurray County43.82Stephens County: 43.41 inchesStephens County43.41Love County: 43.16 inchesLove County43.16McClain County: 41.92 inchesMcClain County41.92Cleveland County: 41.76 inchesCleveland County41.76Creek County: 41.69 inchesCreek County41.69Carter County: 41.66 inchesCarter County41.66McCurtain County: 68.89 inchesMcCurtain County68.89Le Flore County: 66.11 inchesLe Flore County66.11Sequoyah County: 62.04 inchesSequoyah County62.04Latimer County: 60.73 inchesLatimer County60.73Haskell County: 59.53 inchesHaskell County59.53Pushmataha County: 58.57 inchesPushmataha County58.57Pittsburg County: 57.33 inchesPittsburg County57.33Choctaw County: 57.09 inchesChoctaw County57.09Adair County: 56.73 inchesAdair County56.73Cherokee County: 56.55 inchesCherokee County56.55Delaware County: 55.65 inchesDelaware County55.65Mayes County: 54.83 inchesMayes County54.83Hughes County: 54.42 inchesHughes County54.42McIntosh County: 54.15 inchesMcIntosh County54.15Coal County: 53.29 inchesCoal County53.29Muskogee County: 53.05 inchesMuskogee County53.05Ottawa County: 52.2 inchesOttawa County52.2Craig County: 52.11 inchesCraig County52.11Atoka County: 51.32 inchesAtoka County51.32Wagoner County: 50.41 inchesWagoner County50.41Rogers County: 49.64 inchesRogers County49.64Pontotoc County: 49.56 inchesPontotoc County49.56Seminole County: 49.48 inchesSeminole County49.48Okmulgee County: 47.74 inchesOkmulgee County47.74Bryan County: 47.49 inchesBryan County47.49Nowata County: 47.38 inchesNowata County47.38Okfuskee County: 47.04 inchesOkfuskee County47.04Tulsa County: 46.52 inchesTulsa County46.52Johnston County: 46.24 inchesJohnston County46.24Pottawatomie County: 45.05 inchesPottawatomie County45.05Garvin County: 44.91 inchesGarvin County44.91Washington County: 44.63 inchesWashington County44.63Marshall County: 44.32 inchesMarshall County44.32Murray County: 43.82 inchesMurray County43.82Stephens County: 43.41 inchesStephens County43.41Love County: 43.16 inchesLove County43.16McClain County: 41.92 inchesMcClain County41.92Cleveland County: 41.76 inchesCleveland County41.76Creek County: 41.69 inchesCreek County41.69Carter County: 41.66 inchesCarter County41.66
inches. Source: NOAA NCEI, NOAA Climate at a Glance, January to December precipitation, counties. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

Full ranking

RankCounties2020
inches
Change on 2019
1McCurtain County68.89+11.2%
2Le Flore County66.11+4.1%
3Sequoyah County62.04-6.4%
4Latimer County60.73+3.1%
5Haskell County59.53+1.5%
6Pushmataha County58.57+1.2%
7Pittsburg County57.33+6%
8Choctaw County57.09+1.4%
9Adair County56.73-19%
10Cherokee County56.55-14.3%
11Delaware County55.65-29.6%
12Mayes County54.83-26.3%
13Hughes County54.42+7.8%
14McIntosh County54.15+1.3%
15Coal County53.29+6.1%
16Muskogee County53.05-1.7%
17Ottawa County52.2-31.3%
18Craig County52.11-26.1%
19Atoka County51.32-2.2%
20Wagoner County50.41-15.6%
21Rogers County49.64-23.6%
22Pontotoc County49.56-0.2%
23Seminole County49.48+1.6%
24Okmulgee County47.74-15.8%
25Bryan County47.49-5.3%
26Nowata County47.38-18.4%
27Okfuskee County47.04-9.4%
28Tulsa County46.52-23.2%
29Johnston County46.24-10%
30Pottawatomie County45.05-5.2%
31Garvin County44.91+13.2%
32Washington County44.63-22.6%
33Marshall County44.32-10.7%
34Murray County43.82-2.1%
35Stephens County43.41+23.1%
36Love County43.16+2.2%
37McClain County41.92+3%
38Cleveland County41.76-5.3%
39Creek County41.69-24.8%
40Carter County41.66+0.4%
41Cotton County41.52+38.5%
42Lincoln County40.7-17.9%
43Jefferson County39.88+17%
44Osage County39.6-29.3%
45Grady County38.75+0.7%
46Oklahoma County38.56-20.6%
47Comanche County37.81+27%
48Payne County36.26-32.2%
49Canadian County35.67-20.5%
50Logan County34.95-28.1%
51Kay County34.74-29.2%
52Noble County33.96-34.5%
53Garfield County33.85-28%
54Pawnee County33.61-41.4%
55Tillman County33.45+25.9%
56Grant County33.15-25.8%
57Alfalfa County32.45-21.5%
57Kingfisher County32.45-29.5%
59Caddo County32.36-8.9%
60Blaine County30.71-19.5%
61Major County30.47-19%
62Kiowa County29.37-8.1%
63Woods County28.78-16.9%
64Washita County25.41-31.9%
65Jackson County25.24-11.3%
66Woodward County24.17-22.5%
67Dewey County24.12-26.7%
68Custer County23.24-35.9%
69Harper County21.84-25.3%
70Ellis County20.75-25.1%
71Greer County19.87-32%
72Harmon County18.85-28.9%
73Roger Mills County18.75-37%
74Beckham County17.55-44.4%
75Beaver County17.48-34.9%
76Texas County16.14-18.2%
77Cimarron County10.99-27.6%

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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 National Centers for Environmental Information, Climate at a Glance. NOAA Climate at a Glance, January to December precipitation, counties. From the NOAA Monthly U.S. Climate Divisional Database (nClimDiv), doi:10.7289/V5M32STR. https://www.ncei.noaa.gov/access/monitoring/climate-at-a-glance/county/mapping. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

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NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information. (2026). NOAA Climate at a Glance, January to December precipitation, counties (Counties in Oklahoma by annual precipitation, 2020) [Data set]. Retrieved October 12, 2026, from https://www.ncei.noaa.gov/access/monitoring/climate-at-a-glance/county/mapping

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NOAA Climate at a Glance, January to December precipitation, counties, Counties in Oklahoma by annual precipitation, 2020. 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/oklahoma-counties?period=2020. Accessed 12 Oct. 2026.

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NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information. 2026. NOAA Climate at a Glance, January to December precipitation, counties. Counties in Oklahoma by annual precipitation, 2020. Dataset. Accessed October 12, 2026. https://www.ncei.noaa.gov/access/monitoring/climate-at-a-glance/county/mapping. Also distributed by Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/annual-precipitation/oklahoma-counties?period=2020.

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NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information (2026) NOAA Climate at a Glance, January to December precipitation, counties, Counties in Oklahoma by annual precipitation, 2020 [Dataset]. Available at: https://www.ncei.noaa.gov/access/monitoring/climate-at-a-glance/county/mapping, via Invokely: https://invokely.ai/rankings/annual-precipitation/oklahoma-counties?period=2020 (Accessed: 12 October 2026).

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  title = {{NOAA Climate at a Glance, January to December precipitation, counties: Counties in Oklahoma by annual precipitation, 2020}},
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Which county has the highest annual precipitation?

McCurtain County, with 68.89 inches in 2020, according to NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information.

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Cimarron County, with 10.99 inches in 2020.

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