Template:Wettest tropical cyclones in Taiwan

Wettest tropical cyclones and their remnants in Taiwan
Highest-known totals
Precipitation			Storm	Location	Ref.
Rank	mm	in	Storm	Location	Ref.
1	3,060	120.47	Morakot 2009	Alishan, Chiayi	^[1]
2	2,319	91.30	Nari 2001	Wulai, New Taipei	^[2]
3	2,162	85.12	Flossie 1969	Beitou, Taipei	^[1]
4	1,987	78.23	Herb 1996	Alishan, Chiayi	^[3]
5	1,774	69.84	Saola 2012	Yilan City	^[4]
6	1,713.5	67.461	Krathon 2024	Taitung County	^[5]
7	1,700	66.93	Lynn 1987	Taipei	^[6]
8	1,672	65.83	Clara 1967	Dongshan, Yilan	^[7]
9	1,611	63.43	Sinlaku 2008	Heping, Taichung	^[8]
10	1,561	61.46	Haitang 2005	Sandimen, Pingtung	^[9]

References

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