Counties in Oklahoma by annual precipitation

McCurtain County had the highest annual precipitation of 77 counties in 2024, at 56.99 inches. Cimarron County had the lowest, at 17.71 inches. The median was 38.6 inches and the figure for Oklahoma was 36.45 inches. Source: NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information.

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Highest56.99McCurtain County
Lowest17.71Cimarron County
Median38.677 counties
Oklahoma36.45History

Map of counties, 2024

Adair County: 46.36 inchesAlfalfa County: 29.11 inchesAtoka County: 46.09 inchesBeaver County: 22.85 inchesBeckham County: 24.55 inchesBlaine County: 27.66 inchesBryan County: 46.46 inchesCaddo County: 32.22 inchesCanadian County: 35.45 inchesCarter County: 42.49 inchesCherokee County: 44.22 inchesChoctaw County: 48.04 inchesCimarron County: 17.71 inchesCleveland County: 39.53 inchesCoal County: 47.58 inchesComanche County: 31.28 inchesCotton County: 33.81 inchesCraig County: 42.39 inchesCreek County: 44.93 inchesCuster County: 24.93 inchesDelaware County: 40.88 inchesDewey County: 25.48 inchesEllis County: 23.71 inchesGarfield County: 27.76 inchesGarvin County: 41.98 inchesGrady County: 35.39 inchesGrant County: 27.66 inchesGreer County: 23.12 inchesHarmon County: 21.69 inchesHarper County: 24.38 inchesHaskell County: 50.85 inchesHughes County: 51.53 inchesJackson County: 23.6 inchesJefferson County: 38.6 inchesJohnston County: 45.63 inchesKay County: 29.63 inchesKingfisher County: 33.04 inchesKiowa County: 26.29 inchesLatimer County: 51.59 inchesLe Flore County: 52.17 inchesLincoln County: 39.89 inchesLogan County: 34.51 inchesLove County: 40.54 inchesMcClain County: 38.99 inchesMcCurtain County: 56.99 inchesMcIntosh County: 48.9 inchesMajor County: 25.69 inchesMarshall County: 43.7 inchesMayes County: 41.91 inchesMurray County: 44.73 inchesMuskogee County: 45.55 inchesNoble County: 29.74 inchesNowata County: 38.46 inchesOkfuskee County: 48.49 inchesOklahoma County: 37.15 inchesOkmulgee County: 47.07 inchesOsage County: 36.8 inchesOttawa County: 41.86 inchesPawnee County: 37.08 inchesPayne County: 34.29 inchesPittsburg County: 51.91 inchesPontotoc County: 46.26 inchesPottawatomie County: 44.08 inchesPushmataha County: 48.05 inchesRoger Mills County: 25.03 inchesRogers County: 45.01 inchesSeminole County: 49.18 inchesSequoyah County: 53.24 inchesStephens County: 37.08 inchesTexas County: 22.08 inchesTillman County: 27.53 inchesTulsa County: 47.5 inchesWagoner County: 44.32 inchesWashington County: 36.33 inchesWashita County: 25.47 inchesWoods County: 27.15 inchesWoodward County: 25.75 inches
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inches, 2024. Source: NOAA NCEI, NOAA Climate at a Glance, January to December precipitation, counties. Boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundary files.

Top 40 counties, 2024

McCurtain County: 56.99 inchesMcCurtain County56.99Sequoyah County: 53.24 inchesSequoyah County53.24Le Flore County: 52.17 inchesLe Flore County52.17Pittsburg County: 51.91 inchesPittsburg County51.91Latimer County: 51.59 inchesLatimer County51.59Hughes County: 51.53 inchesHughes County51.53Haskell County: 50.85 inchesHaskell County50.85Seminole County: 49.18 inchesSeminole County49.18McIntosh County: 48.9 inchesMcIntosh County48.9Okfuskee County: 48.49 inchesOkfuskee County48.49Pushmataha County: 48.05 inchesPushmataha County48.05Choctaw County: 48.04 inchesChoctaw County48.04Coal County: 47.58 inchesCoal County47.58Tulsa County: 47.5 inchesTulsa County47.5Okmulgee County: 47.07 inchesOkmulgee County47.07Bryan County: 46.46 inchesBryan County46.46Adair County: 46.36 inchesAdair County46.36Pontotoc County: 46.26 inchesPontotoc County46.26Atoka County: 46.09 inchesAtoka County46.09Johnston County: 45.63 inchesJohnston County45.63Muskogee County: 45.55 inchesMuskogee County45.55Rogers County: 45.01 inchesRogers County45.01Creek County: 44.93 inchesCreek County44.93Murray County: 44.73 inchesMurray County44.73Wagoner County: 44.32 inchesWagoner County44.32Cherokee County: 44.22 inchesCherokee County44.22Pottawatomie County: 44.08 inchesPottawatomie County44.08Marshall County: 43.7 inchesMarshall County43.7Carter County: 42.49 inchesCarter County42.49Craig County: 42.39 inchesCraig County42.39Garvin County: 41.98 inchesGarvin County41.98Mayes County: 41.91 inchesMayes County41.91Ottawa County: 41.86 inchesOttawa County41.86Delaware County: 40.88 inchesDelaware County40.88Love County: 40.54 inchesLove County40.54Lincoln County: 39.89 inchesLincoln County39.89Cleveland County: 39.53 inchesCleveland County39.53McClain County: 38.99 inchesMcClain County38.99Jefferson County: 38.6 inchesJefferson County38.6Nowata County: 38.46 inchesNowata County38.46McCurtain County: 56.99 inchesMcCurtain County56.99Sequoyah County: 53.24 inchesSequoyah County53.24Le Flore County: 52.17 inchesLe Flore County52.17Pittsburg County: 51.91 inchesPittsburg County51.91Latimer County: 51.59 inchesLatimer County51.59Hughes County: 51.53 inchesHughes County51.53Haskell County: 50.85 inchesHaskell County50.85Seminole County: 49.18 inchesSeminole County49.18McIntosh County: 48.9 inchesMcIntosh County48.9Okfuskee County: 48.49 inchesOkfuskee County48.49Pushmataha County: 48.05 inchesPushmataha County48.05Choctaw County: 48.04 inchesChoctaw County48.04Coal County: 47.58 inchesCoal County47.58Tulsa County: 47.5 inchesTulsa County47.5Okmulgee County: 47.07 inchesOkmulgee County47.07Bryan County: 46.46 inchesBryan County46.46Adair County: 46.36 inchesAdair County46.36Pontotoc County: 46.26 inchesPontotoc County46.26Atoka County: 46.09 inchesAtoka County46.09Johnston County: 45.63 inchesJohnston County45.63Muskogee County: 45.55 inchesMuskogee County45.55Rogers County: 45.01 inchesRogers County45.01Creek County: 44.93 inchesCreek County44.93Murray County: 44.73 inchesMurray County44.73Wagoner County: 44.32 inchesWagoner County44.32Cherokee County: 44.22 inchesCherokee County44.22Pottawatomie County: 44.08 inchesPottawatomie County44.08Marshall County: 43.7 inchesMarshall County43.7Carter County: 42.49 inchesCarter County42.49Craig County: 42.39 inchesCraig County42.39Garvin County: 41.98 inchesGarvin County41.98Mayes County: 41.91 inchesMayes County41.91Ottawa County: 41.86 inchesOttawa County41.86Delaware County: 40.88 inchesDelaware County40.88Love County: 40.54 inchesLove County40.54Lincoln County: 39.89 inchesLincoln County39.89Cleveland County: 39.53 inchesCleveland County39.53McClain County: 38.99 inchesMcClain County38.99Jefferson County: 38.6 inchesJefferson County38.6Nowata County: 38.46 inchesNowata County38.46
inches. Source: NOAA NCEI, NOAA Climate at a Glance, January to December precipitation, counties. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

Full ranking

RankCounties2024
inches
Change on 2023
1McCurtain County56.99+1.2%
2Sequoyah County53.24+9.8%
3Le Flore County52.17-4.3%
4Pittsburg County51.91+8.7%
5Latimer County51.59-2.4%
6Hughes County51.53+11.9%
7Haskell County50.85+1.4%
8Seminole County49.18+7.8%
9McIntosh County48.9+8.3%
10Okfuskee County48.49+3%
11Pushmataha County48.05-5.8%
12Choctaw County48.04+2.1%
13Coal County47.58+10.6%
14Tulsa County47.5+27.1%
15Okmulgee County47.07+12.5%
16Bryan County46.46+14.7%
17Adair County46.36-5.1%
18Pontotoc County46.26+11.8%
19Atoka County46.09+3.3%
20Johnston County45.63+14.9%
21Muskogee County45.55+1.5%
22Rogers County45.01+15.2%
23Creek County44.93+11.5%
24Murray County44.73+14%
25Wagoner County44.32+5%
26Cherokee County44.22-8.9%
27Pottawatomie County44.08+5.5%
28Marshall County43.7+14%
29Carter County42.49+13.5%
30Craig County42.39+13.9%
31Garvin County41.98+7.9%
32Mayes County41.91-8.8%
33Ottawa County41.86+1.9%
34Delaware County40.88-17.7%
35Love County40.54+8%
36Lincoln County39.89-2.3%
37Cleveland County39.53+1.6%
38McClain County38.99+3%
39Jefferson County38.6+16.9%
40Nowata County38.46+26.1%
41Oklahoma County37.15-0.1%
42Pawnee County37.08+10.2%
42Stephens County37.08+3.8%
44Osage County36.8+15.9%
45Washington County36.33+21.6%
46Canadian County35.45-3.8%
47Grady County35.39+6.7%
48Logan County34.51+4%
49Payne County34.29-3.8%
50Cotton County33.81+15.1%
51Kingfisher County33.04-4.8%
52Caddo County32.22-2.2%
53Comanche County31.28+4.1%
54Noble County29.74-10.7%
55Kay County29.63-9.5%
56Alfalfa County29.11-9%
57Garfield County27.76-15.8%
58Blaine County27.66-19.8%
58Grant County27.66-12.5%
60Tillman County27.53+8%
61Woods County27.15-15.3%
62Kiowa County26.29-6.1%
63Woodward County25.75-16.6%
64Major County25.69-18.5%
65Dewey County25.48-20.5%
66Washita County25.47-27.2%
67Roger Mills County25.03-14.9%
68Custer County24.93-27.3%
69Beckham County24.55-8.5%
70Harper County24.38-22.9%
71Ellis County23.71-24%
72Jackson County23.6+2.9%
73Greer County23.12-9.3%
74Beaver County22.85-26.1%
75Texas County22.08-10%
76Harmon County21.69-8.5%
77Cimarron County17.71-17.7%

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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, 2024) [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, 2024. 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=2024. 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, 2024. 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=2024.

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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, 2024 [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=2024 (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, 2024}},
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McCurtain County, with 56.99 inches in 2024, according to NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information.

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Cimarron County, with 17.71 inches in 2024.

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