to rain

light rain or drizzle

torrential rain; heavy downpour

wind and rain; the natural elements

the fall of rain or the amount of rain that falls in a specific area

rainwater; rainfall; rain

a violent weather phenomenon characterized by strong winds and heavy rain

shower (rain)

a day or period characterized by rainy weather

a day when it is raining

overcast and rainy

fine rain or drizzle

to brave the rain

the amount of rainfall or precipitation in a specific area during a given period

(dialect) to rain

the name Hugo; specifically Victor Hugo (1802-1885), the French writer

a weather condition consisting of a mixture of rain and snow falling simultaneously

rain falling during the spring season

trials and tribulations; the various difficulties and ups and downs encountered over a long period

light rain that resembles a fine mist or smoke, often used in a poetic or landscape context

to plan ahead or prepare for a rainy day; to take precautions before trouble strikes

The rapid emergence of many new things in quick succession, like spring bamboo shoots appearing after rain.

the noise or sound produced by falling rain

howling wind and torrential rain; a violent storm

to get wet in the rain

a night during which it is raining.

barometer (literal and figurative)

tropical rain forest

favor or grace bestowed by a superior

East Asian rainy season occurring in late spring and early summer

figuratively, to stir up troubles or to wield great power and influence

regardless of weather conditions; rain, hail or shine

to shift one's ground easily; to be tricky, inconstant, or manipulative

a heavy downpour; torrential rain

to seek shelter or cover to avoid getting wet during rain.

(idiom) to have good weather for crops

To stand together through thick and thin; to weather the storm together.