The continental U.S., on average, received about 30 inches of precipitation between March 2022 and February 2023.
Stacker cited data from the National Centers for Environmental Information to identify the counties in Tennessee that receive the most precipitation through rain, sleet, or snow. Counties are ranked by five-year precipitation averages in inches as of February 2023, with rainfall over the past year serving as a tiebreaker.
#31 Bedford County
– Five-year precipitation average: 65.35 inches
#20. Cannon County
– Five-year precipitation average: 66.54 inches
#13. Warren County
– Five-year precipitation average: 67.92 inches
#9. Coffee County
– Five-year precipitation average: 68.57 inches
#5. Lincoln County
– Five-year precipitation average: 69.99 inches
#4. Moore County
– Five-year precipitation average: 70.56 inches
#2. Franklin County
– Five-year precipitation average: 73.76 inches
#1. Grundy County
– Five-year precipitation average: 73.80 inches
