Mawsynram, in India’s Meghalaya state, is the wettest place on Earth, receiving about 467 inches of rainfall annually, with heavy monsoon showers from June to September.
Close to Mawsynram, Cherrapunji also in Meghalaya, boasts an annual rainfall of around 463 inches. Known for its lush green landscapes and frequent torrential downpours.
Tutunendo in Colombia receives about 463 inches of rain per year. Its tropical climate and mountainous terrain contribute to the consistent heavy rainfall throughout the year.
Cropp River on the West Coast of New Zealand averages 453 inches of rainfall annually. The area's high rainfall supports dense rainforests and diverse ecosystems.
Debundscha in Cameroon receives about 405 inches of rainfall annually. Located at the base of Mount Cameroon, it experiences frequent and intense rain showers throughout the year.
Big Bog in Hawaii averages around 404 inches of rainfall each year. Its lush, tropical environment and frequent showers contribute to its high rainfall totals.