Template:Wettest tropical cyclones in Okinawa

Wettest tropical cyclones and their remnants in Okinawa
Highest-known totals
Precipitation			Storm	Location	Ref.
Rank	mm	in	Storm	Location	Ref.
1	1065.0	41.92	Sinlaku 2008	Yonagunijima	^[1]
2	1059.0	41.70	Emma 1956	Kadena Air Force Base	^[2]
3	1014.0	41.00	Muifa 2011		^[3]
4	575.6	22.66	Charlotte 1959	Naha Air Force Base	^[4]
5	535.0	21.06	Bolaven 2012	Kunigami	^[5]
6	473.7	18.65	Cora 1969	Kadena Air Force Base	^[4]
7	452.0	17.80	Sinlaku 2002	Oku	^[6]
8	407.2	16.03	Grace 1961	Kadena Air Force Base	^[4]
9	345.0	13.50	Conson 2004	Tarama	^[7]
10	342.0	13.46	Kujira 2003		^[8]

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