The research on the distribution of cloud water content and its evolution rules has important significance for the exploitation and utilization of regional cloud water resources. The paper analyzed the temporal variation characteristics of liquid water path (LWP) and integrated water vapor (IWV) in central Guanzhong Plain by using observation data of MWP967KV ground-based microwave radiometer at Jinghe station of Shaanxi Province from October 2017 to December 2020. Combined with ground precipitation and Doppler weather radar observation data, the development and evolution characteristics of water vapor and liquid water before precipitation in various cloud systems were compared by some cases study. The results indicate that the IWV exhibits obviously seasonal variations in central Guanzhong Plain, with the highest in summer, followed by autumn and spring, and the lowest in winter. Specifically, the peak appears in July, and the valley appears in December. The LWP is higher in autumn and summer, in winter it is the lowest. Notably, the peak is in September, and the valley is in December. The distribution of the IWV and LWP exhibits a single peak and single valley pattern over the course of a day, but the occurring time of their peak and valley is different. The diurnal maximum of the IWV occurs from 07:00 to 08:00 in summer and autumn, 23:00 in spring and 13:00 in winter, while the diurnal minimum of the IWV occurs at about 12:00 in spring, summer and autumn, 22:00 in winter. The diurnal maximum of the LWP occurs from 07:00 to 09:00 in spring, summer and autumn, while in winter it is slightly late (10:00). The diurnal minimum of the LWP appears at the nighttime in all seasons. The growth time of cloud water content before precipitation is different for different types of cloud systems. On average, the development time of stratiform cloud systems is 15.6 hours, and for other cumulus cloud systems it is 9.0 hours. In the initial stage, the IWV in both cloud systems varies prior to the LWP, and the fluctuation amplitude is increasingly violent as precipitation approaches. Additionally, the LWP in both cloud systems firstly exhibits a sudden violent increase before the rainfall being triggered, and the IWV and LWP in stratiform cloud system vary greatly in different seasons as precipitation is triggered. In the afternoon, the duration of strong convection developing is short, with an average time of 30 minutes. In the initial stage of development and before precipitation, the LWP varies and jumps sharply at the first.