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Ranked from NOAA 1991-2020 Climate Normals

Wettest Counties in Tennessee

Total annual precipitation by county, wettest first. Rainfall drives roof and siding wear, basement water, and in much of the country the flood component of the insurance premium. Figures are NOAA 1991-2020 Climate Normals from the weather station nearest each county seat, so they describe a thirty-year average rather than any single year.

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Tennessee ranked

#County Annual rainfallFEMA risk ratingMedian home
1 Sequatchie County 63.7"Very Low$217,800
2 Grundy County 63.2"Very Low$133,400
3 Moore County 62.3"Very Low$259,300
4 Chester County 61.8"Relatively Low$155,200
5 Wayne County 61.8"Relatively Low$126,600
6 McMinn County 60.4"Relatively Low$190,400
7 Putnam County 60.0"Relatively Low$246,800
8 Fentress County 59.8"Very Low$151,800
9 Lincoln County 59.8"Relatively Low$209,100
10 Rhea County 59.4"Relatively Low$178,500
11 Bedford County 59.4"Relatively Low$255,300
12 Coffee County 59.3"Relatively Low$227,300
13 Hardin County 59.2"Relatively Low$154,000
14 McNairy County 59.1"Relatively Low$151,100
15 Van Buren County 59.0"Very Low$149,200
16 Roane County 58.8"Relatively Low$212,300
17 Meigs County 58.7"Very Low$185,500
18 White County 58.7"Very Low$190,200
19 Giles County 58.6"Relatively Low$204,100
20 Sevier County 58.2"Relatively Low$259,500
21 Scott County 58.1"Very Low$116,800
22 Franklin County 57.7"Relatively Low$215,700
23 Union County 57.7"Very Low$186,300
24 Bradley County 57.6"Relatively Low$230,800
25 Polk County 57.6"Very Low$136,400
26 Perry County 57.6"Very Low$113,800
27 Cannon County 57.6"Very Low$227,600
28 Lawrence County 57.6"Relatively Low$176,700
29 Cumberland County 57.5"Relatively Low$228,000
30 Hickman County 57.1"Relatively Low$192,000
31 Lewis County 57.1"Very Low$157,800
32 Decatur County 57.1"Very Low$133,900
33 DeKalb County 57.0"Very Low$206,600
34 Madison County 56.9"Relatively Moderate$189,700
35 Lauderdale County 56.8"Relatively Low$122,100
36 Maury County 56.8"Relatively Low$307,500
37 Clay County 56.5"Very Low$136,900
38 Jackson County 56.5"Very Low$135,200
39 Morgan County 56.4"Very Low$144,000
40 Bledsoe County 56.2"Very Low$165,400
41 Gibson County 56.2"Relatively Moderate$149,700
42 Hardeman County 56.1"Relatively Low$116,800
43 Haywood County 56.1"Relatively Low$119,600
44 Marshall County 56.1"Relatively Low$246,100
45 Carroll County 55.9"Relatively Low$122,100
46 Rutherford County 55.9"Relatively Moderate$346,400
47 Tipton County 55.8"Relatively Moderate$220,100
48 Anderson County 55.5"Relatively Low$215,800
49 Monroe County 55.3"Relatively Low$199,700
50 Loudon County 55.2"Relatively Low$292,600
51 Henry County 55.0"Relatively Moderate$145,200
52 Hamilton County 55.0"Relatively Moderate$282,100
53 Marion County 55.0"Relatively Low$173,600
54 Macon County 55.0"Very Low$211,200
55 Sumner County 55.0"Relatively Moderate$364,000
56 Trousdale County 55.0"Very Low$284,100
57 Shelby County 54.9"Relatively High$229,700
58 Fayette County 54.9"Relatively Low$316,000
59 Stewart County 54.8"Very Low$182,700
60 Henderson County 54.8"Relatively Low$156,000
61 Houston County 54.8"Very Low$150,100
62 Claiborne County 54.7"Relatively Low$148,000
63 Pickett County 54.6"Very Low$162,200
64 Campbell County 54.6"Relatively Low$169,500
65 Wilson County 54.5"Relatively Low$397,000
66 Warren County 54.4"Relatively Low$173,900
67 Dickson County 54.1"Relatively Low$272,700
68 Obion County 53.8"Relatively Moderate$122,700
69 Williamson County 53.8"Relatively Moderate$673,700
70 Crockett County 53.6"Relatively Low$134,100
71 Weakley County 53.6"Relatively Low$136,300
72 Overton County 53.5"Very Low$171,700
73 Robertson County 53.3"Relatively Low$296,700
74 Dyer County 53.3"Relatively Moderate$159,500
75 Lake County 53.3"Relatively Low$107,000
76 Montgomery County 53.3"Relatively Moderate$248,300
77 Smith County 52.5"Very Low$224,500
78 Cheatham County 52.0"Relatively Low$291,400
79 Blount County 51.9"Relatively Low$275,700
80 Knox County 51.9"Relatively Moderate$279,700
81 Benton County 51.6"Very Low$123,400
82 Humphreys County 51.6"Relatively Low$186,900
83 Davidson County 50.5"Relatively High$386,600
84 Hancock County 48.8"Very Low$118,000
85 Hawkins County 48.8"Relatively Low$166,900
86 Jefferson County 48.5"Relatively Low$210,000
87 Hamblen County 48.1"Relatively Low$188,800
88 Carter County 48.0"Relatively Low$157,200
89 Grainger County 47.4"Very Low$172,000
90 Johnson County 47.2"Very Low$175,500
91 Unicoi County 47.0"Very Low$168,200
92 Cocke County 46.7"Relatively Low$141,800
93 Greene County 46.4"Relatively Low$186,400
94 Sullivan County 44.0"Relatively Low$190,800
95 Washington County 44.0"Relatively Low$231,700

Every figure is modelled on the county's own median home with 20% down at 7.03%. Property tax and electricity are county and state specific; homeowners insurance uses the NAIC average premium for that state, which ranges from 0.16% of home value in Hawaii to 1.16% in Oklahoma. Maintenance and water are national estimates. Full methodology.

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