Know about those special places around the world, where it rains the most

Know about those special places around the world, where it rains the most

 

Monsoon and pre-monsoon rains are happening every day in one or the other area across the country. A daily rain alert is being issued by the Meteorological Department. At present, the Southwest Monsoon has become active in most parts of the country, but its speed has slowed down in reaching the northern regions. Due to the heavy rains in Nepal and Bihar, there is a flood-like situation in many places, while there is a possibility of heavy rains in Jharkhand, Bengal, and eastern India.

 

There are some places around the world where it rains the most throughout the year. Today, through this article, we will tell you about 5 such places in the world, where it rains the most.

 

Mawsynram, Meghalaya [highest rainfall in the world]

Mawsynram is a village located in Meghalaya, India, where the highest rainfall in the world. Mawsynram is a hill station, where the Himalayan peaks block the clouds coming from the Bay of Bengal, and these clouds rain. The average annual rainfall here is 11,871 mm.

 

Cherrapunji, Meghalaya [rainiest cities in the world]

Cherrapunji is also located in Meghalaya, which is about 15 km from Mawsynram. Cherrapunji is the second wettest place in the world and rains about 11,777 mm of rainfall annually. Even in the summer season, the temperature here goes up to 23 degrees only and with the arrival of the monsoon, the weather becomes cooler due to heavy rains.

 

Tutunendo, Colombia, South America

The temperature of Colombia, located in South America, is quite hot, but there are some areas here, which are known for rain. A small place called Tutunendo in Colombia rains 11,770 mm of rain annually.

 

 

Cropp River, New Zealand

The Kropp River located in New Zealand is 9 kilometers long. Although the weather in this country is quite dry, the areas around the Kropp river receive very heavy rains. It receives 11,516 mm of rainfall annually.

 

 
San Antonio, Africa [cities with most rainy days in the world]

San Antonio de Eureka is also known simply as Eureka Village. This village has been included in the list of the most named village in the world. It receives 10,450 mm of rainfall annually.