Most Yearly Precipitation in Miami History

This is a list of the largest annual precipitation totals ever recorded in Miami, Florida history from 1931–2024.

What Was the Wettest Year in Miami History?

According to NOAA records, the most precipitation that Miami, Florida has ever received in a single calendar year is 89.3 inches which occurred in 1959.

Year to date though April 24, 2024: 10.2 inches

Miami Precipitation by Year

Years marked with a gold background have more than 5% incomplete data
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Year	Rank	Precipitation (inches)
2024	94	10.2
2023	5	83.4
2022	16	71.6
2021	47	61.3
2020	4	86.6
2019	26	67.2
2018	46	61.5
2017	7	83.1
2016	29	65.9
2015	45	62.1
2014	38	63.6
2013	21	70.4
2012	3	86.9
2011	37	63.8
2010	31	65.1
2009	66	52.1
2008	49	60.3
2007	36	64.0
2006	34	64.2
2005	24	68.2
2004	63	54.4
2003	13	72.1
2002	39	63.3
2001	14	72.0
2000	48	61.1
1999	35	64.1
1998	23	70.2
1997	20	70.6
1996	55	57.7
1995	10	79.3
1994	9	79.6
1993	41	62.8
1992	54	57.8
1991	18	71.4
1990	68	51.7
1989	86	42.6
1988	85	44.6
1987	74	50.3
1986	28	66.1
1985	58	56.3
1984	52	60.0
1983	56	57.4
1982	25	67.4
1981	71	50.8
1980	57	57.3
1979	51	60.1
1978	83	45.8
1977	32	65.0
1976	59	55.9
1975	91	39.1
1974	77	49.0
1973	64	53.2
1972	40	63.1
1971	72	50.7
1970	84	44.7
1969	17	71.5
1968	6	83.4
1967	27	66.2
1966	8	82.1
1965	53	58.4
1964	50	60.2
1963	82	46.1
1962	87	42.3
1961	89	41.7
1960	22	70.3
1959	1	89.3
1958	15	71.9
1957	19	70.9
1956	93	37.1
1955	90	41.4
1954	43	62.3
1953	30	65.2
1952	78	48.9
1951	92	38.7
1950	75	49.5
1949	44	62.1
1948	12	78.8
1947	2	87.5
1946	42	62.6
1945	62	55.1
1944	88	42.0
1943	73	50.4
1942	65	52.9
1941	70	51.2
1940	67	52.0
1939	76	49.0
1938	81	46.7
1937	61	55.2
1936	11	79.1
1935	80	46.7
1934	60	55.5
1933	69	51.3
1932	33	64.9
1931	79	48.7