Annual Florida rainfall

Driest location ranked by lowest annual average precipitation: Key West, southern Florida, 38.94"

Wettest location ranked by highest annual average precipitation: Pensacola, western Florida, 52.3"

Snowiest location ranked by highest annual average snowfall: Pensacola, western Florida, 0.2"

State precipitation record for 24 hours - Yankeetown, northwestern Florida, 9/5/1950, 38.7"

State precipitation record for 1 year - Pensacola, western Florida, 1879, 127.24"

State snow record for 24 hours - Milton Station, western Florida, 3/6/1954, 4.0"

Yankeetown, Florida recorded the second highest 24-hour rainfall total in U.S. history with 38.70 "
 on 9/5/1950, due to Hurricane Easy striking the area

Fort Myers, Florida experiences the most thunderstorms in the U.S. with an average of 89 annually.

Florida possesses 4 of the Top 10 wettest cities in the United States, ranked by average annual precipitation:
Pensacola, Tallahassee, West Palm Beach and Miami

Of the Top 10 hottest cities in the nation, seven of them are in Florida: Key West, Miami, West Palm Beach, Ft Myers, 
Orlando, Vero Beach and Tampa

Although Key West is the driest location in Florida with 38.84" of precipitation, this amount is still more than the wettest location 
in South Dakota (29.85"), Nevada (30.60") and New Mexico (28.19")

Precipitation data for other U.S. states

Data source: National Data Climatic Center

City	Avg Annual Precip	Avg Snow Annual	Avg. # days of Precip
Apalachicola	56.51	0.0	105
Daytona Beach	49.29	0.0	115
Fort Myers	54.19	0.0	112
Gainesville	48.36	0.0	116
Jacksonville	52.34	0.0	116
Key West	38.94	0.0	109
Miami	58.53	0.0	131
Orlando	48.35	0.0	116
Pensacola	64.28	0.2	110
Tallahassee	63.21	0.0	115
Tampa	44.77	0.0	106
Vero Beach	51.93	0.0	126
West Palm Beach	61.39	0.0	133
State Average - 54.57 inches, 5th wettest in U.S.