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Normal annual rainfall in Florida City
1991–2020 · 1 data point
91 of 391 · Towns of Florida
Updated Oct 22, 2026
Source: NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information, U.S. Climate Normals 1991–2020, 1991–2020
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Latest value · 1991–2020
59.9 in
Towns of Florida · 2020
91 of 391
Place 1 is the highest value.
Weather through the year long-term average 1991–2020 · Homestead Gen Aviation Ap weather station, 9 km away
78°
55°
Jan
80°
57°
Feb
82°
59°
Mar
85°
63°
Apr
88°
68°
May
91°
73°
Jun
92°
74°
Jul
92°
74°
Aug
91°
74°
Sep
87°
70°
Oct
83°
63°
Nov
79°
59°
Dec
1.7
2.0
2.1
2.9
5.8
9.3
7.1
10.2
8.6
5.9
2.3
2.0
High and low, °F
Precipitation, inches
Source: NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information, U.S. Climate Normals 1991–2020, 1991–2020
Ranking · Towns of Florida
2020 · Place 1 is the highest value.
| # | Territory | Normal annual rainfall | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 391 | Islamorada | 38.7 in | |
| 390 | Marathon | 39.7 in | |
| 389 | Layton | 40.4 in | |
| 388 | Duck Key | 40.4 in | |
| 387 | Stock Island | 40.4 in | |
| 386 | Key West | 40.4 in | |
| 385 | Cudjoe Key | 43.6 in | |
| 384 | Tavernier | 45.0 in | |
| 383 | Big Pine Key | 46.1 in | |
| 382 | Treasure Island | 46.7 in | |
| 381 | Tierra Verde | 46.7 in | |
| 380 | St. Petersburg | 46.7 in | |
| 379 | St Pete Beach | 46.7 in | |
| 378 | South Pasadena | 46.7 in | |
| 377 | Gulfport | 46.7 in | |
| 376 | Jacksonville | 47.6 in | |
| 375 | Fruit Cove | 47.6 in | |
| 374 | Immokalee | 48.0 in | |
| 373 | Ave Maria | 48.0 in | |
| 372 | Williston | 48.3 in | |
| 371 | Neptune Beach | 48.5 in | |
| 370 | Atlantic Beach | 48.5 in | |
| 369 | Titusville | 48.6 in | |
| 368 | Port St John | 48.6 in | |
| 367 | Mims | 48.6 in | |
| … | |||
| 94 | Panama City Beach | 59.5 in | |
| 93 | Lower Grand Lagoon | 59.5 in | |
| 92 | Ebro | 59.5 in | |
| 91 | Florida City | 59.9 in | |
| 90 | Monticello | 59.9 in | |
| 89 | Plantation | 61.0 in | |
| 88 | Hollywood | 61.0 in | |
| … |
Source: NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information, U.S. Climate Normals 1991–2020, 2020
What it means
How much rain and snow (as water) falls in a typical year.
How it is calculated
Sum of the twelve monthly precipitation normals at the nearest weather station: 1991–2020, or the latest ten years; months with a few missing days are scaled up.
Climate
Florida City in numbers
Average daily high
86 °F
1991–2020
Average daily low
66 °F
1991–2020
Days at 90 °F (32 °C) or hotter
102
1991–2020
Days with 0.1 in (2.5 mm) of rain or more
88
1991–2020
Average annual temperature
78 °F
2025 · Miami-Dade County
Annual precipitation
44.9 in
2025 · Miami-Dade County
CO₂ emissions per person
13.6
2024 · United States