Counties in Texas by annual precipitation

Sabine County had the highest annual precipitation of 254 counties in 2020, at 65.48 inches. Loving County had the lowest, at 4.39 inches. The median was 27.44 inches and the figure for Texas was 26.17 inches. Source: NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information.

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Highest65.48Sabine County
Lowest4.39Loving County
Median27.44254 counties
Texas26.17History

Map of counties, 2020

Anderson County: 52.3 inchesAndrews County: 7.14 inchesAngelina County: 48.61 inchesAransas County: 26.9 inchesArcher County: 39.01 inchesArmstrong County: 13.06 inchesAtascosa County: 25.08 inchesAustin County: 40.97 inchesBailey County: 8.31 inchesBandera County: 24.4 inchesBastrop County: 34.7 inchesBaylor County: 31.2 inchesBee County: 27.44 inchesBell County: 34.3 inchesBexar County: 24.09 inchesBlanco County: 31.3 inchesBorden County: 14.09 inchesBosque County: 36.76 inchesBowie County: 63.72 inchesBrazoria County: 50.15 inchesBrazos County: 36.47 inchesBrewster County: 6.09 inchesBriscoe County: 14.37 inchesBrooks County: 20.22 inchesBrown County: 25.36 inchesBurleson County: 34.49 inchesBurnet County: 28.74 inchesCaldwell County: 31.64 inchesCalhoun County: 34.39 inchesCallahan County: 28.42 inchesCameron County: 24.44 inchesCamp County: 51.97 inchesCarson County: 12.98 inchesCass County: 62.76 inchesCastro County: 8.54 inchesChambers County: 54.64 inchesCherokee County: 53.02 inchesChildress County: 18.92 inchesClay County: 42.24 inchesCochran County: 8.26 inchesCoke County: 22 inchesColeman County: 22.19 inchesCollin County: 45.91 inchesCollingsworth County: 17.46 inchesColorado County: 40.35 inchesComal County: 29.83 inchesComanche County: 30.78 inchesConcho County: 19.88 inchesCooke County: 45.24 inchesCoryell County: 37.62 inchesCottle County: 19.16 inchesCrane County: 6.84 inchesCrockett County: 12.73 inchesCrosby County: 12.96 inchesCulberson County: 6.22 inchesDallam County: 10.83 inchesDallas County: 46.06 inchesDawson County: 10.53 inchesDeaf Smith County: 9.41 inchesDelta County: 52.22 inchesDenton County: 46.93 inchesDeWitt County: 31.26 inchesDickens County: 17.14 inchesDimmit County: 16.53 inchesDonley County: 16.46 inchesDuval County: 19.83 inchesEastland County: 31.54 inchesEctor County: 6.39 inchesEdwards County: 19.59 inchesEllis County: 47.35 inchesEl Paso County: 5.86 inchesErath County: 36.43 inchesFalls County: 45.16 inchesFannin County: 49.76 inchesFayette County: 35.09 inchesFisher County: 23.16 inchesFloyd County: 11.18 inchesFoard County: 23.93 inchesFort Bend County: 48.62 inchesFranklin County: 53.34 inchesFreestone County: 47.24 inchesFrio County: 22.2 inchesGaines County: 7.4 inchesGalveston County: 53.24 inchesGarza County: 15.47 inchesGillespie County: 26.81 inchesGlasscock County: 11.71 inchesGoliad County: 28.11 inchesGonzales County: 29.58 inchesGray County: 15.62 inchesGrayson County: 49.56 inchesGregg County: 52.82 inchesGrimes County: 41.93 inchesGuadalupe County: 27.81 inchesHale County: 9.98 inchesHall County: 15.98 inchesHamilton County: 29.76 inchesHansford County: 15.61 inchesHardeman County: 24.42 inchesHardin County: 55.81 inchesHarris County: 52.08 inchesHarrison County: 58.9 inchesHartley County: 11.07 inchesHaskell County: 28.2 inchesHays County: 33.05 inchesHemphill County: 19.01 inchesHenderson County: 52.5 inchesHidalgo County: 25.31 inchesHill County: 43.44 inchesHockley County: 9.08 inchesHood County: 36.97 inchesHopkins County: 50.97 inchesHouston County: 49.45 inchesHoward County: 13.99 inchesHudspeth County: 6.12 inchesHunt County: 47.21 inchesHutchinson County: 12.43 inchesIrion County: 16.82 inchesJack County: 42.41 inchesJackson County: 36.69 inchesJasper County: 55.15 inchesJeff Davis County: 7.91 inchesJefferson County: 55.59 inchesJim Hogg County: 18.75 inchesJim Wells County: 22.99 inchesJohnson County: 37.23 inchesJones County: 27.39 inchesKarnes County: 29.12 inchesKaufman County: 42.75 inchesKendall County: 29.5 inchesKenedy County: 22.49 inchesKent County: 18.54 inchesKerr County: 25.53 inchesKimble County: 23.19 inchesKing County: 20.29 inchesKinney County: 16.53 inchesKleberg County: 21.25 inchesKnox County: 24.61 inchesLamar County: 59.7 inchesLamb County: 8.68 inchesLampasas County: 31.12 inchesLa Salle County: 21.61 inchesLavaca County: 35.21 inchesLee County: 33.84 inchesLeon County: 46.74 inchesLiberty County: 51.37 inchesLimestone County: 47.75 inchesLipscomb County: 18.49 inchesLive Oak County: 26.91 inchesLlano County: 27.64 inchesLoving County: 4.39 inchesLubbock County: 11.22 inchesLynn County: 11.81 inchesMcCulloch County: 21.17 inchesMcLennan County: 45.86 inchesMcMullen County: 24.4 inchesMadison County: 44.5 inchesMarion County: 60.81 inchesMartin County: 10 inchesMason County: 23.98 inchesMatagorda County: 40.75 inchesMaverick County: 15.86 inchesMedina County: 22.62 inchesMenard County: 21.18 inchesMidland County: 8.13 inchesMilam County: 35.36 inchesMills County: 26.98 inchesMitchell County: 18.48 inchesMontague County: 39.15 inchesMontgomery County: 48.44 inchesMoore County: 12.69 inchesMorris County: 54.38 inchesMotley County: 14.69 inchesNacogdoches County: 52.6 inchesNavarro County: 48.78 inchesNewton County: 60.02 inchesNolan County: 22.99 inchesNueces County: 25.59 inchesOchiltree County: 16.85 inchesOldham County: 10.65 inchesOrange County: 58.15 inchesPalo Pinto County: 34.11 inchesPanola County: 58.98 inchesParker County: 35.8 inchesParmer County: 8.85 inchesPecos County: 8.94 inchesPolk County: 49.3 inchesPotter County: 11.64 inchesPresidio County: 6.44 inchesRains County: 51.11 inchesRandall County: 9.83 inchesReagan County: 12.27 inchesReal County: 21.74 inchesRed River County: 62.47 inchesReeves County: 5.5 inchesRefugio County: 27.77 inchesRoberts County: 15.47 inchesRobertson County: 41.54 inchesRockwall County: 39.82 inchesRunnels County: 21.22 inchesRusk County: 54.44 inchesSabine County: 65.48 inchesSan Augustine County: 58.12 inchesSan Jacinto County: 48.7 inchesSan Patricio County: 27.6 inchesSan Saba County: 26.43 inchesSchleicher County: 18.42 inchesScurry County: 18.76 inchesShackelford County: 29.58 inchesShelby County: 63.91 inchesSherman County: 13.9 inchesSmith County: 54.91 inchesSomervell County: 38.6 inchesStarr County: 23.1 inchesStephens County: 30.78 inchesSterling County: 16.58 inchesStonewall County: 25.22 inchesSutton County: 16.47 inchesSwisher County: 10.82 inchesTarrant County: 38.8 inchesTaylor County: 26.26 inchesTerrell County: 8.28 inchesTerry County: 8.38 inchesThrockmorton County: 29.72 inchesTitus County: 53 inchesTom Green County: 20.5 inchesTravis County: 33.44 inchesTrinity County: 47.6 inchesTyler County: 52.45 inchesUpshur County: 53.33 inchesUpton County: 8.79 inchesUvalde County: 17.92 inchesVal Verde County: 14.67 inchesVan Zandt County: 48.58 inchesVictoria County: 32.06 inchesWalker County: 45.64 inchesWaller County: 44.26 inchesWard County: 5.52 inchesWashington County: 37.17 inchesWebb County: 18.16 inchesWharton County: 42.99 inchesWheeler County: 16.34 inchesWichita County: 38.42 inchesWilbarger County: 31.31 inchesWillacy County: 26.08 inchesWilliamson County: 31.12 inchesWilson County: 27.44 inchesWinkler County: 5.18 inchesWise County: 40.5 inchesWood County: 54.33 inchesYoakum County: 6.59 inchesYoung County: 35.61 inchesZapata County: 18.71 inchesZavala County: 16.24 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

Sabine County: 65.48 inchesSabine County65.48Shelby County: 63.91 inchesShelby County63.91Bowie County: 63.72 inchesBowie County63.72Cass County: 62.76 inchesCass County62.76Red River County: 62.47 inchesRed River County62.47Marion County: 60.81 inchesMarion County60.81Newton County: 60.02 inchesNewton County60.02Lamar County: 59.7 inchesLamar County59.7Panola County: 58.98 inchesPanola County58.98Harrison County: 58.9 inchesHarrison County58.9Orange County: 58.15 inchesOrange County58.15San Augustine County: 58.12 inchesSan Augustine County58.12Hardin County: 55.81 inchesHardin County55.81Jefferson County: 55.59 inchesJefferson County55.59Jasper County: 55.15 inchesJasper County55.15Smith County: 54.91 inchesSmith County54.91Chambers County: 54.64 inchesChambers County54.64Rusk County: 54.44 inchesRusk County54.44Morris County: 54.38 inchesMorris County54.38Wood County: 54.33 inchesWood County54.33Franklin County: 53.34 inchesFranklin County53.34Upshur County: 53.33 inchesUpshur County53.33Galveston County: 53.24 inchesGalveston County53.24Cherokee County: 53.02 inchesCherokee County53.02Titus County: 53 inchesTitus County53Gregg County: 52.82 inchesGregg County52.82Nacogdoches County: 52.6 inchesNacogdoches County52.6Henderson County: 52.5 inchesHenderson County52.5Tyler County: 52.45 inchesTyler County52.45Anderson County: 52.3 inchesAnderson County52.3Delta County: 52.22 inchesDelta County52.22Harris County: 52.08 inchesHarris County52.08Camp County: 51.97 inchesCamp County51.97Liberty County: 51.37 inchesLiberty County51.37Rains County: 51.11 inchesRains County51.11Hopkins County: 50.97 inchesHopkins County50.97Brazoria County: 50.15 inchesBrazoria County50.15Fannin County: 49.76 inchesFannin County49.76Grayson County: 49.56 inchesGrayson County49.56Houston County: 49.45 inchesHouston County49.45Sabine County: 65.48 inchesSabine County65.48Shelby County: 63.91 inchesShelby County63.91Bowie County: 63.72 inchesBowie County63.72Cass County: 62.76 inchesCass County62.76Red River County: 62.47 inchesRed River County62.47Marion County: 60.81 inchesMarion County60.81Newton County: 60.02 inchesNewton County60.02Lamar County: 59.7 inchesLamar County59.7Panola County: 58.98 inchesPanola County58.98Harrison County: 58.9 inchesHarrison County58.9Orange County: 58.15 inchesOrange County58.15San Augustine County: 58.12 inchesSan Augustine County58.12Hardin County: 55.81 inchesHardin County55.81Jefferson County: 55.59 inchesJefferson County55.59Jasper County: 55.15 inchesJasper County55.15Smith County: 54.91 inchesSmith County54.91Chambers County: 54.64 inchesChambers County54.64Rusk County: 54.44 inchesRusk County54.44Morris County: 54.38 inchesMorris County54.38Wood County: 54.33 inchesWood County54.33Franklin County: 53.34 inchesFranklin County53.34Upshur County: 53.33 inchesUpshur County53.33Galveston County: 53.24 inchesGalveston County53.24Cherokee County: 53.02 inchesCherokee County53.02Titus County: 53 inchesTitus County53Gregg County: 52.82 inchesGregg County52.82Nacogdoches County: 52.6 inchesNacogdoches County52.6Henderson County: 52.5 inchesHenderson County52.5Tyler County: 52.45 inchesTyler County52.45Anderson County: 52.3 inchesAnderson County52.3Delta County: 52.22 inchesDelta County52.22Harris County: 52.08 inchesHarris County52.08Camp County: 51.97 inchesCamp County51.97Liberty County: 51.37 inchesLiberty County51.37Rains County: 51.11 inchesRains County51.11Hopkins County: 50.97 inchesHopkins County50.97Brazoria County: 50.15 inchesBrazoria County50.15Fannin County: 49.76 inchesFannin County49.76Grayson County: 49.56 inchesGrayson County49.56Houston County: 49.45 inchesHouston County49.45
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
1Sabine County65.48+10.4%
2Shelby County63.91+21.5%
3Bowie County63.72+16.5%
4Cass County62.76+18.3%
5Red River County62.47+6.5%
6Marion County60.81+13.5%
7Newton County60.02-7.6%
8Lamar County59.7+3.1%
9Panola County58.98+18.8%
10Harrison County58.9+11.3%
11Orange County58.15-25.1%
12San Augustine County58.12+1.6%
13Hardin County55.81-27%
14Jefferson County55.59-28.4%
15Jasper County55.15-17.5%
16Smith County54.91+17.8%
17Chambers County54.64-22.9%
18Rusk County54.44+15%
19Morris County54.38+3.9%
20Wood County54.33+4.9%
21Franklin County53.34+1.2%
22Upshur County53.33+4.5%
23Galveston County53.24-15.2%
24Cherokee County53.02+8.2%
25Titus County53+1.7%
26Gregg County52.82+7.5%
27Nacogdoches County52.6+10.9%
28Henderson County52.5+23.6%
29Tyler County52.45-17.5%
30Anderson County52.3+11%
31Delta County52.22-8.7%
32Harris County52.08-0.7%
33Camp County51.97-0%
34Liberty County51.37-25%
35Rains County51.11+0.4%
36Hopkins County50.97-7.4%
37Brazoria County50.15-9.8%
38Fannin County49.76+6.4%
39Grayson County49.56+7.8%
40Houston County49.45+16.3%
41Polk County49.3-7.1%
42Navarro County48.78+33.2%
43San Jacinto County48.7-0.8%
44Fort Bend County48.62+2.2%
45Angelina County48.61-1.9%
46Van Zandt County48.58+5.8%
47Montgomery County48.44+3.1%
48Limestone County47.75+23.5%
49Trinity County47.6+10.2%
50Ellis County47.35+15.6%
51Freestone County47.24+22.3%
52Hunt County47.21+0.5%
53Denton County46.93+20.9%
54Leon County46.74+14.3%
55Dallas County46.06+12.1%
56Collin County45.91+6.7%
57McLennan County45.86+36%
58Walker County45.64+9.8%
59Cooke County45.24+10.8%
60Falls County45.16+18.8%
61Madison County44.5+10.8%
62Waller County44.26+15.1%
63Hill County43.44+23.7%
64Wharton County42.99+4.6%
65Kaufman County42.75+0.2%
66Jack County42.41+30.9%
67Clay County42.24+30.8%
68Grimes County41.93+7%
69Robertson County41.54+9.8%
70Austin County40.97+10.9%
71Matagorda County40.75-7.8%
72Wise County40.5+23.2%
73Colorado County40.35+11.6%
74Rockwall County39.82-10%
75Montague County39.15+14.8%
76Archer County39.01+33.5%
77Tarrant County38.8+6.4%
78Somervell County38.6+5.6%
79Wichita County38.42+36.5%
80Coryell County37.62+39.7%
81Johnson County37.23+4.5%
82Washington County37.17-0.4%
83Hood County36.97+2.5%
84Bosque County36.76+18.7%
85Jackson County36.69+7.2%
86Brazos County36.47-3.1%
87Erath County36.43+23.9%
88Parker County35.8+1.2%
89Young County35.61+20.8%
90Milam County35.36-2.7%
91Lavaca County35.21+16.7%
92Fayette County35.09+5.7%
93Bastrop County34.7+10.9%
94Burleson County34.49-6.4%
95Calhoun County34.39+7.4%
96Bell County34.3+21.4%
97Palo Pinto County34.11+13.5%
98Lee County33.84-2.5%
99Travis County33.44+7.4%
100Hays County33.05+20.6%
101Victoria County32.06+15%
102Caldwell County31.64+30.2%
103Eastland County31.54+5.2%
104Wilbarger County31.31+19.3%
105Blanco County31.3+17.8%
106DeWitt County31.26+21.1%
107Baylor County31.2+23.1%
108Lampasas County31.12+38.2%
108Williamson County31.12-2.7%
110Comanche County30.78+13.7%
110Stephens County30.78+5.2%
112Comal County29.83+22.6%
113Hamilton County29.76+20.3%
114Throckmorton County29.72+8.5%
115Gonzales County29.58+23.1%
115Shackelford County29.58+4.6%
117Kendall County29.5+23%
118Karnes County29.12+36.7%
119Burnet County28.74+16.9%
120Callahan County28.42-0.2%
121Haskell County28.2+10.9%
122Goliad County28.11+25.9%
123Guadalupe County27.81+15%
124Refugio County27.77-0.8%
125Llano County27.64+36.6%
126San Patricio County27.6+12.9%
127Bee County27.44+33.1%
127Wilson County27.44+27.8%
129Jones County27.39+12.8%
130Mills County26.98+22%
131Live Oak County26.91+30.4%
132Aransas County26.9-9.4%
133Gillespie County26.81+14%
134San Saba County26.43+29.4%
135Taylor County26.26+13.5%
136Willacy County26.08-2.4%
137Nueces County25.59+22.5%
138Kerr County25.53+26.4%
139Brown County25.360%
140Hidalgo County25.31+12.9%
141Stonewall County25.22-0.6%
142Atascosa County25.08+33.1%
143Knox County24.61+6.9%
144Cameron County24.44-8.4%
145Hardeman County24.42-1.8%
146Bandera County24.4+21.3%
146McMullen County24.4+40.9%
148Bexar County24.09+8.7%
149Mason County23.98+15.5%
150Foard County23.93+2.8%
151Kimble County23.19+31.2%
152Fisher County23.16+3.5%
153Starr County23.1+12.5%
154Jim Wells County22.99+35.2%
154Nolan County22.99+17.8%
156Medina County22.62+28.6%
157Kenedy County22.49+0.8%
158Frio County22.2+47.3%
159Coleman County22.19-11.7%
160Coke County22+18.6%
161Real County21.74+13%
162La Salle County21.61+56.6%
163Kleberg County21.25+23.8%
164Runnels County21.22-3.2%
165Menard County21.18+12.3%
166McCulloch County21.17+4.3%
167Tom Green County20.5+7.7%
168King County20.29-8.9%
169Brooks County20.22+12.1%
170Concho County19.88+3.9%
171Duval County19.83+34.3%
172Edwards County19.59+2%
173Cottle County19.16-15.1%
174Hemphill County19.01-29.4%
175Childress County18.92-20%
176Scurry County18.76-7.7%
177Jim Hogg County18.75+2.3%
178Zapata County18.71+13.3%
179Kent County18.54-18%
180Lipscomb County18.49-33.1%
181Mitchell County18.48-1.9%
182Schleicher County18.42-3.2%
183Webb County18.16+34.4%
184Uvalde County17.92-13.4%
185Collingsworth County17.46-32.9%
186Dickens County17.14-24.1%
187Ochiltree County16.85-40.9%
188Irion County16.82-10.5%
189Sterling County16.58-6.9%
190Dimmit County16.53+62.5%
190Kinney County16.53-18%
192Sutton County16.47-2.5%
193Donley County16.46-30.1%
194Wheeler County16.34-43.6%
195Zavala County16.24+20.7%
196Hall County15.98-23.9%
197Maverick County15.86+44.4%
198Gray County15.62-42.3%
199Hansford County15.61-36.9%
200Garza County15.47-24.7%
200Roberts County15.47-43%
202Motley County14.69-33.6%
203Val Verde County14.67-3.9%
204Briscoe County14.37-27.8%
205Borden County14.09-30.3%
206Howard County13.99-29.9%
207Sherman County13.9-18.3%
208Armstrong County13.06-46.4%
209Carson County12.98-51.5%
210Crosby County12.96-38.6%
211Crockett County12.73-19.7%
212Moore County12.69-41.7%
213Hutchinson County12.43-51.1%
214Reagan County12.27-28.9%
215Lynn County11.81-37.2%
216Glasscock County11.71-33%
217Potter County11.64-52.8%
218Lubbock County11.22-46.4%
219Floyd County11.18-45.7%
220Hartley County11.07-35.3%
221Dallam County10.83-20.8%
222Swisher County10.82-48%
223Oldham County10.65-46.7%
224Dawson County10.53-38.9%
225Martin County10-37.1%
226Hale County9.98-48.8%
227Randall County9.83-58.6%
228Deaf Smith County9.41-56.9%
229Hockley County9.08-47.3%
230Pecos County8.94-40.4%
231Parmer County8.85-60.9%
232Upton County8.79-42.2%
233Lamb County8.68-60.3%
234Castro County8.54-60.8%
235Terry County8.38-45.5%
236Bailey County8.31-61.7%
237Terrell County8.28-41.1%
238Cochran County8.26-51.1%
239Midland County8.13-47%
240Jeff Davis County7.91-43.4%
241Gaines County7.4-49.2%
242Andrews County7.14-49.1%
243Crane County6.84-48.5%
244Yoakum County6.59-56.3%
245Presidio County6.44-46%
246Ector County6.39-56%
247Culberson County6.22-35.8%
248Hudspeth County6.12-39.6%
249Brewster County6.09-55.7%
250El Paso County5.86-35.5%

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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 Texas 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 Texas 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/texas-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 Texas 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/texas-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 Texas 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/texas-counties?period=2020 (Accessed: 12 October 2026).

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  title = {{NOAA Climate at a Glance, January to December precipitation, counties: Counties in Texas by annual precipitation, 2020}},
  year = {2026},
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DB  - Invokely
UR  - https://www.ncei.noaa.gov/access/monitoring/climate-at-a-glance/county/mapping
L2  - https://invokely.ai/rankings/annual-precipitation/texas-counties?period=2020
Y2  - 2026/10/12
N1  - Accessed via Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/annual-precipitation/texas-counties?period=2020.
N1  - Publisher attribution: 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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Questions

Which county has the highest annual precipitation?

Sabine County, with 65.48 inches in 2020, according to NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information.

Which county has the lowest annual precipitation?

Loving County, with 4.39 inches in 2020.

Where does this ranking come from?

Every value comes from one source and one period, so the places are comparable: NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information, NOAA Climate at a Glance, January to December precipitation, counties. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

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