Which municipality in canton Thurgau gets the most precipitation?

Matzingen records the most precipitation in canton Thurgau, at 1'168 mm per year (2025).

Where does the precipitation data come from?

From the geographically nearest MeteoSwiss station (25 km at most). Values are station readings, not measurements within the municipality itself.

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Ranking · Data 2025 · Source: BFS

The rainiest municipalities in canton Thurgau (2025)

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Matzingen is the rainiest municipality in canton Thurgau: 1'168 mm annual precipitation (2025). Next come Braunau (1'168 mm) and Gachnang (1'168 mm). Source: MeteoSwiss, nearest station.

Ranking

MeteoSchweiz · 2025

Rank	Municipality	Precipitation	Residents
1	Matzingen	1'168 mm	3'111
2	Braunau	1'168 mm	861
3	Gachnang	1'168 mm	4'609
4	Rickenbach	1'168 mm	3'072
5	Frauenfeld	1'168 mm	26'747
6	Bichelsee-Balterswil	1'168 mm	3'044
7	Sirnach	1'168 mm	8'133
8	Stettfurt	1'168 mm	1'251
9	Eschlikon	1'168 mm	4'901
10	Fischingen	1'168 mm	2'977
11	Wängi	1'168 mm	4'956
12	Lommis	1'168 mm	1'274
13	Wilen	1'168 mm	2'525
14	Tobel-Tägerschen	1'168 mm	1'639
15	Aadorf	1'168 mm	9'485
16	Bettwiesen	1'168 mm	1'324
17	Münchwilen	1'168 mm	5'908
18	Horn	1'125 mm	3'130
19	Schönholzerswilen	997 mm	889
20	Kradolf-Schönenberg	997 mm	3'899
21	Hauptwil-Gottshaus	997 mm	2'084
22	Bischofszell	997 mm	6'298
23	Roggwil	997 mm	3'397
24	Hohentannen	997 mm	664
25	Zihlschlacht-Sitterdorf	997 mm	2'612
26	Wuppenau	997 mm	1'194
27	Neunforn	952 mm	1'120
28	Diessenhofen	952 mm	4'132
29	Schlatt	952 mm	1'887
30	Basadingen-Schlattingen	952 mm	1'856
31	Romanshorn	945 mm	11'728
32	Berg	945 mm	3'573
33	Altnau	945 mm	2'356
34	Lengwil	945 mm	1'786
35	Bottighofen	945 mm	2'688
36	Uttwil	945 mm	1'911
37	Kreuzlingen	945 mm	23'241
38	Salmsach	945 mm	1'600
39	Güttingen	945 mm	1'738
40	Kesswil	945 mm	999
41	Erlen	945 mm	3'939
42	Arbon	945 mm	15'853
43	Hefenhofen	945 mm	1'299
44	Langrickenbach	945 mm	1'476
45	Amriswil	945 mm	14'643
46	Birwinken	945 mm	1'398
47	Münsterlingen	945 mm	3'600
48	Bürglen	945 mm	4'153
49	Dozwil	945 mm	730
50	Egnach	945 mm	5'031
51	Sommeri	945 mm	672
52	Sulgen	945 mm	4'063
53	Ermatingen	866 mm	3'769
54	Mammern	866 mm	692
55	Weinfelden	866 mm	12'233
56	Berlingen	866 mm	947
57	Salenstein	866 mm	1'461
58	Raperswilen	866 mm	426
59	Wagenhausen	866 mm	1'839
60	Hüttlingen	866 mm	884
61	Herdern	866 mm	1'168
62	Bussnang	866 mm	2'572
63	Warth-Weiningen	866 mm	1'449
64	Märstetten	866 mm	2'949
65	Hüttwilen	866 mm	1'758
66	Eschenz	866 mm	1'903
67	Pfyn	866 mm	2'270
68	Steckborn	866 mm	4'046
69	Wigoltingen	866 mm	2'650
70	Uesslingen-Buch	866 mm	1'131
71	Homburg	866 mm	1'570
72	Müllheim	866 mm	3'306
73	Thundorf	866 mm	1'678
74	Amlikon-Bissegg	866 mm	1'382
75	Gottlieben	866 mm	340
76	Wäldi	866 mm	1'168
77	Felben-Wellhausen	866 mm	3'195
78	Kemmental	866 mm	2'800
79	Tägerwilen	866 mm	5'341
80	Affeltrangen	866 mm	2'837

How we measure this

MeteoSchweiz

Mean annual precipitation total from the nearest MeteoSwiss station (at most 25 km away), averaged up to 2025. Precipitation depends strongly on altitude and Alpine relief; the station distance is shown on every municipality page.

Frequently asked questions

Which municipality in canton Thurgau gets the most precipitation?: Matzingen records the most precipitation in canton Thurgau, at 1'168 mm per year (2025).
Where does the precipitation data come from?: From the geographically nearest MeteoSwiss station (25 km at most). Values are station readings, not measurements within the municipality itself.