In this research, to understand the changes in precipitation daily persistence's share in the supply of Iran's rainy days and precipitation amount, the annual and monthly share of 1, 2 and 3 day persistence' s had been evaluated. These are, respectively, the most significant persistence's of Iran's precipitation. The possible changes in their role are the evidence of climate change of precipitation in Iran. The results of this research are based on Iran's daily rainfall network data in1961- 2004. Evaluation of the trends in the time series, by using linear regression (parametric) and Mann-Kendall and Sen's estimator tests (nonparametric), showed evidences of change in precipitation. The Annual share of 1, 2 and 3 day persistence was in the supply of Iran' s rain days and precipitation respectively decreasing, increasing and increasing. No-trend aria is also increasing. One-day persistence share in the supply of rain days, decreased in May, April and March and 2- day persistence share increased in December. One-day persistence share in the supply of precipitation amount, decreased in May, April and 2-day persistence share increased in December, January and February.