Another word for rain

  • deluge
  • drizzle
  • flood
  • hail
  • mist
  • monsoon
  • precipitation
  • rainfall
  • rainstorm
  • shower
  • showers
  • sleet
  • stream
  • torrent
  • cloudburst
  • condensation
  • fall
  • flurry
  • pour
  • pouring
  • raindrops
  • sheets
  • spate
  • spit
  • sprinkle
  • sprinkling
  • volley
  • cat-and-dog weather
  • drencher
  • heavy dew
  • liquid sunshine
  • precip
  • sun shower
  • wet stuff
  • window washer
  • bestow
  • bucket
  • deposit
  • drizzle
  • fall
  • hail
  • lavish
  • mist
  • patter
  • pour
  • shower
  • sleet
  • sprinkle
  • storm
  • come down in buckets

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    WORDS RELATED TO RAIN

    • assault
    • attack
    • blast
    • bombardment
    • burst
    • deluge
    • hail
    • mass
    • onslaught
    • plethora
    • rain
    • shower
    • storm
    • stream
    • surge
    • torrent
    • dribble
    • drizzle
    • exude
    • filter
    • plop
    • rain
    • splash
    • sprinkle
    • trill
    • weep
    • dribbled
    • drizzled
    • exuded
    • filtered
    • plopped
    • rained
    • splashed
    • sprinkled
    • trilled
    • wept
    • barrage
    • bombardment
    • broadside
    • cannonade
    • hailstorm
    • pelting
    • rain
    • salvo
    • shower
    • storm
    • volley
    • bawl
    • beat one’s breast
    • bemoan
    • bewail
    • bleed
    • cry
    • deplore
    • eat one’s heart out
    • howl
    • hurt
    • kick self
    • moan
    • rain
    • regret
    • repine
    • rue
    • sing
    • sob
    • sorrow
    • take it hard
    • wail
    • weep
    • ate one’s heart out
    • bawled
    • beat one’s breast
    • bemoaned
    • bewailed
    • bled
    • cried
    • deplored
    • howled
    • hurt
    • kicked self
    • moaned
    • rained
    • regretted
    • repined
    • rued
    • sang
    • sobbed
    • sorrowed
    • took it hard
    • wailed
    • wept

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    What is another word for Rain?

    • shower

      fall, activity

    • rainfall

      downpour, downpour of water or other substance

    • deluge

      shower, activity

    • hail

      drop, volley

    • pour

      activity, bestow

    • storm

      volley, rain shower

    • flood

      shower, downpour of water or other substance

    • precipitation

      rainfall, condensation

    • stream

      shower, downpour of water or other substance

    • drizzle

      nature, condensation

    • torrent

      shower, sprinkle

    • cloudburst

      sprinkle, rainfall

    • downpour

      sprinkle, rainfall

    • wet

      nature

    • volley

      shower, downpour of water or other substance

    • fall

      pour, rainfall

    • rainstorm

      downpour, sprinkle

    • rain down

      fall

    • rainwater

      rainfall

    • sprinkle

      fall, downpour of water or other substance

    • lavish

      bestow, big

    • pelting

    • raindrops

    • flurry

    • spate

    • showers

    • drop

      fall, droplet

    • spit

      fall

    • snow

      condensation, drop

    • sleet

      condensation, drop

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    1

    as in rainfall

    a steady falling of water from the sky in significant quantity

    the rain continued for most of the day


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    2

    as in hail

    a heavy fall of objects

    the Norman invaders fled when the castle’s defenders threw a rain of stones down upon them

    1

    as in to storm

    to fall as water in a continuous stream of drops from the clouds

    it started raining early this morning and hasn’t let up since


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    2

    as in to shower

    to give readily and in large quantities

    she rained praise upon her graduating students the squadron rained bombs on the enemy’s fortifications


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    What is another word for rain?

    840 synonyms found

    Pronunciation:

    [ ɹˈe͡ɪn], [ ɹˈe‍ɪn], [ ɹ_ˈeɪ_n]

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    • n.

      • blizzard,
      • mizzle,
      • dewdrop,
      • band,
      • drizzle,
      • sprinkling,
      • curtain,
      • torrent,
      • downpour,
      • acid rain,
      • avalanche.

      • cloudburst,
      • thump,
      • smack,
      • bludgeon,
      • tempest,
      • beat up,
      • punch,
      • HIT,
      • stun,
      • batter,
      • beat.

      • give,
      • lavish,
      • the heavens opened,
      • big,
      • heap.

      barrage (noun)

      • de luge,
      • de-luge,
      • de-luges,
      • de luges.

      downpour of water or other substance (noun)

      • pouring,
      • deluge,
      • spit,
      • stream,
      • rainstorm,
      • heavy dew,
      • window washer,
      • sheets,
      • liquid sunshine,
      • Drencher,
      • flurry,
      • PRECIP,
      • monsoon,
      • showers,
      • rainfall,
      • sun shower,
      • raindrops,
      • condensation,
      • wet stuff,
      • spate,
      • cat-and-dog weather,
      • flood.

      hail (noun)

      • peltings.

      mist (noun)

      • visibility zeros,
      • ground cloud,
      • visibility zeroes.

      moisture (noun)

      • humidity,
      • wetness,
      • DAMPS,
      • dankness,
      • perspiration.

      Other relevant words: (noun)

      • mist,
      • woe,
      • soup,
      • broadside,
      • Broadsides,
      • torrents,
      • big trouble,
      • precipitation,
      • hail,
      • thunderstorms,
      • barrage,
      • soups,
      • head ache,
      • water,
      • sorrow,
      • weepings,
      • volley,
      • hailstorm,
      • streams,
      • hailstorms,
      • moisture,
      • ground clouds,
      • lamentation,
      • thunderstorm,
      • visibility zero.

      phenomenon (noun)

      • rain.

      precipitation (noun)

      • sleets,
      • rainstorms.

      sorrow (noun)

      • un-happinesses,
      • grievings,
      • re morses,
      • mis fortunes,
      • un happinesses,
      • big troubles,
      • dis tress,
      • re morse,
      • mis-fortunes,
      • un-happiness,
      • re-morses,
      • re-morse,
      • dis tresses,
      • mis fortune,
      • dis-tress,
      • dis-tresses.

      water (noun)

      • dew,
      • aqua,
      • bath,
      • sea,
      • lake,
      • dilution,
      • ocean,
      • immersion,
      • irrigation.

      wet (noun)

      • clamminess.

      woe (noun)

      • bemoanings,
      • mis adventure,
      • be moaning,
      • be-moaning,
      • mis-adventures,
      • mis adventures,
      • mis-adventure,
      • deplorings.
    • v.

      drop water or other substance (verb)

      • bucket,
      • deposit,
      • come down in buckets,
      • bestow,
      • patter.

      lament (verb)

      • be-wail,
      • beating one breast,
      • eating heart out,
      • beat one breast,
      • eats one’s heart out,
      • beats one’s breast,
      • beat ones breast,
      • beats breast,
      • be-moaned,
      • beating breast,
      • eating one heart out,
      • eats one heart out,
      • eat ones heart out,
      • kicking self,
      • eats heart out,
      • kicked self,
      • took hard,
      • be moan,
      • beating ones breast,
      • beat breast,
      • took it hard,
      • re-pines,
      • be moans,
      • kicks self,
      • re pines,
      • taking hard,
      • be-wailing,
      • re pine,
      • beats ones breast,
      • re-pined,
      • ate one heart out,
      • be wailed,
      • ate one’s heart out,
      • takes hard,
      • beats one breast,
      • be-wails,
      • be moaned,
      • be wails,
      • be wail,
      • eats ones heart out,
      • re pined,
      • eating one’s heart out,
      • re-pining,
      • takes it hard,
      • re-pine,
      • re pining,
      • taking it hard,
      • be wailing,
      • take hard,
      • eat one heart out,
      • be-moan,
      • be-moans,
      • ate ones heart out,
      • beating one’s breast,
      • eating ones heart out,
      • ate heart out,
      • be-wailed.

      mist (verb)

      • over-cast,
      • be-clouding,
      • be-clouded,
      • over-clouding,
      • over cloud,
      • be-clouds,
      • be clouding,
      • be fogging,
      • over-cloud,
      • be-fogged,
      • be-fogs,
      • over-casting,
      • over casting,
      • overcasts,
      • be clouded,
      • over clouding,
      • over-clouded,
      • be-cloud,
      • over-clouds,
      • be fogs,
      • be clouds,
      • over clouded,
      • be-fog,
      • be fog,
      • over casts,
      • over-casts,
      • Mizzled,
      • over clouds,
      • be-fogging,
      • over cast,
      • be fogged.

      Other relevant words: (verb)

      • activity,
      • fall,
      • precipitate,
      • come down.

      pelt (verb)

      • be laboring,
      • be labor,
      • be labored,
      • lapidating,
      • be-laboring,
      • be labors,
      • be-labors,
      • be-labor,
      • be-labored.

      pour (verb)

      • de-canting,
      • dis-charged,
      • de luged,
      • de-luging,
      • in undated,
      • dis-charge,
      • de canting,
      • dis charged,
      • dis-charging,
      • dis charging,
      • dis charges,
      • letting flow,
      • letted flow,
      • de-canted,
      • in-undated,
      • lets flow,
      • de-luged,
      • dis-charges,
      • de canted,
      • dis charge,
      • de luging.

      remonstrate (verb)

      • dis sent,
      • dis approved,
      • dis-sents,
      • ex postulates,
      • pro-testing,
      • frown up on,
      • dis-sent,
      • with stands,
      • with stand,
      • frowns upon,
      • sounding off,
      • finds fault,
      • dis-approve,
      • dis-approves,
      • ex postulating,
      • re-criminating,
      • re criminating,
      • de-crying,
      • recriminates,
      • took issue,
      • pro-tested,
      • frowned up on,
      • pro tested,
      • ex cept,
      • ex postulate,
      • de cry,
      • de cries,
      • recriminated,
      • dis sents,
      • takes issue,
      • with stood,
      • found fault,
      • frowning up on,
      • with-stands,
      • de-cry,
      • frowning upon,
      • dis approve,
      • ex-postulating,
      • took exception,
      • with-stand,
      • takes exception,
      • de-cried,
      • ex-postulates,
      • dis approves,
      • pro testing,
      • with-standing,
      • dis-approved,
      • ex-cept,
      • re-criminates,
      • frowns up on,
      • ex-postulate,
      • re criminate,
      • frowned upon,
      • de cried,
      • de crying,
      • re-criminated,
      • with standing,
      • de-cries,
      • ex-postulated,
      • taking issue,
      • ex postulated,
      • re criminates,
      • sounds off,
      • re criminated,
      • dis-approving,
      • dis approving,
      • re-criminate.

      sprinkle (verb)

      • spritzed,
      • spritzes.

      storm (verb)

      • be-sets,
      • breathes fire,
      • steams up,
      • setting in,
      • breathed fire,
      • burns up,
      • blows violently,
      • sets in,
      • be-set,
      • burnt up,
      • blew violently,
      • took by storm,
      • be sets,
      • be setting,
      • blowing violently,
      • be-setting,
      • takes by storm.

      teem (verb)

      • bursted at seams,
      • over flow,
      • over-flowed,
      • am numerous,
      • art prolific,
      • were full of,
      • over flown,
      • super-abounds,
      • over-flown,
      • was full of,
      • am prolific,
      • am crawling with,
      • super-abounded,
      • over-flowing,
      • am plentiful,
      • being crawling with,
      • super abound,
      • pro duce,
      • over running,
      • were crawling with,
      • wert crawling with,
      • super abounded,
      • bursted seams,
      • wert plentiful,
      • is prolific,
      • wert full of,
      • wert numerous,
      • over runs,
      • swims in,
      • art crawling with,
      • art numerous,
      • bursting seams,
      • over flowing,
      • is full of,
      • wast full of,
      • was prolific,
      • superabounded,
      • rolls in,
      • being prolific,
      • wast numerous,
      • super-abounding,
      • is plentiful,
      • super abounding,
      • superabounding,
      • is numerous,
      • pro-duces,
      • pro duces,
      • was numerous,
      • superabounds,
      • being plentiful,
      • wallowed in,
      • wast plentiful,
      • rolled in,
      • swimming in,
      • over flows,
      • being full of,
      • were plentiful,
      • wast crawling with,
      • being numerous,
      • bursts at seams,
      • were prolific,
      • were numerous,
      • are full of,
      • over flowed,
      • bursting at seams,
      • wert prolific,
      • wast prolific,
      • super-abound,
      • is crawling with,
      • over-flows,
      • bursts seams,
      • are plentiful,
      • art full of,
      • are prolific,
      • was plentiful,
      • wallows in,
      • super abounds,
      • wallowing in,
      • are crawling with,
      • over-flow,
      • art plentiful,
      • burst seams,
      • was crawling with,
      • swam in.
    • Other synonyms:

      • shower,
      • pee down,
      • lash down,
      • teem,
      • turtle,
      • inclemency.

      • snow,
      • relent,
      • sleet.

      • veil,
      • beat down,
      • hold off.

      • hammer.

      drip

      • plop.

      drop

      • raindrop.

      lament

      • Regretted,
      • lament,
      • repine,
      • take it hard,
      • eat one’s heart out,
      • Rued,
      • kick self,
      • beat one’s breast,
      • eat heart out.

      Other relevant words:

      • squalling,
      • rilled,
      • drip,
      • lapidates,
      • befogged,
      • Hazed,
      • Thronging,
      • spritzing,
      • taking by storm,
      • Hazing,
      • be set,
      • Careering,
      • freckled,
      • rilling,
      • cataracting,
      • stomping,
      • pelt,
      • peppers,
      • studded,
      • be cloud,
      • burning up,
      • Specking,
      • overcloud,
      • overclouds,
      • burn up,
      • Peppered,
      • sluicing,
      • specked,
      • lapidate,
      • pepper,
      • Squalled,
      • sheeting,
      • spritz,
      • Careered,
      • overclouding,
      • Mizzling,
      • Sheeted,
      • breathing fire,
      • befog,
      • breathe fire,
      • pour,
      • Poured,
      • burned up,
      • set in,
      • Sluiced,
      • storm,
      • steamed up,
      • murking,
      • sprinkle,
      • cataracted,
      • take by storm,
      • blow violently,
      • Studding,
      • stomp,
      • Befogging,
      • steaming up,
      • lapidated,
      • stomped,
      • Freckling,
      • let flow,
      • murked,
      • overcasting,
      • befogs,
      • steam up,
      • overclouded,
      • Peppering,
      • mizzles,
      • stoning.

      remonstrate

      • sound off,
      • recriminating,
      • take issue,
      • recriminate,
      • Animadverting,
      • animadverts,
      • take exception,
      • taking exception,
      • Animadverted,
      • animadvert,
      • frown upon.

      teem

      • rolling in,
      • wallow in,
      • be numerous,
      • over-run,
      • over-runs,
      • pour out,
      • roll in,
      • be full of,
      • be crawling with,
      • pours out,
      • burst at seams,
      • be prolific,
      • be plentiful,
      • poured out,
      • pouring out,
      • swim in.

      Other relevant words (noun):

      • donate,
      • grid,
      • Serein,
      • mourn,
      • hurricane,
      • diminish,
      • picture,
      • gravitate,
      • without fail,
      • gift,
      • pelt down,
      • drinking water,
      • hard water,
      • pegology,
      • Hyetology,
      • fall off,
      • pour on,
      • hand out,
      • at any cost,
      • flow,
      • scud,
      • remonstrate,
      • run,
      • hydraulics,
      • of course,
      • afford,
      • moist,
      • come,
      • downfall,
      • juiceless,
      • husky,
      • teem with,
      • rage,
      • flare,
      • communicate,
      • gross,
      • fog,
      • rainwater,
      • duck,
      • galvanometer,
      • indecent,
      • image,
      • abound,
      • swoop,
      • limit,
      • be sure,
      • deal,
      • disgusting,
      • Heliometer,
      • balance,
      • bluster,
      • successiveness,
      • head,
      • watch,
      • Udometer,
      • shell out,
      • rajah,
      • succession,
      • Rheometer,
      • dole out,
      • impart,
      • telemeter,
      • overcome,
      • dish out,
      • thermometer,
      • truly,
      • cover,
      • dip,
      • give out,
      • anhydrous,
      • sear,
      • sunny,
      • spray,
      • Raine,
      • serve,
      • snowfall,
      • collapse,
      • parachute,
      • plash,
      • refractometer,
      • float,
      • spring,
      • Deliquesce,
      • dunk,
      • EAU,
      • spatter,
      • rolling,
      • yield,
      • Viameter,
      • Undamped,
      • emit,
      • Mirza,
      • Dewan,
      • raining,
      • drum,
      • dried,
      • melt,
      • infuse,
      • water vapor,
      • graduated cylinder,
      • flagrante delicto,
      • confer,
      • trickle,
      • go down,
      • interferometer,
      • drizzly,
      • pour down,
      • tattoo,
      • extend,
      • drizzling,
      • present,
      • soft water,
      • Thunder-shower,
      • plunge,
      • dropping,
      • granulation,
      • solve,
      • Pluviometer,
      • falling,
      • allow,
      • slip,
      • sure,
      • scatter,
      • spring water,
      • spill,
      • offer,
      • fair,
      • bloom,
      • driving rain,
      • Rains,
      • showery,
      • run off,
      • agua,
      • gush,
      • gift with,
      • limewater,
      • scale,
      • Ombrometer,
      • well,
      • squall,
      • bestow on,
      • rainless,
      • pour in,
      • Pneumometer,
      • run over,
      • pitch,
      • splatter,
      • at all risks,
      • heat,
      • proffer,
      • topography,
      • favor,
      • go downhill,
      • dynamometer,
      • dissolve,
      • rainy,
      • allot,
      • Pneumatometer,
      • doubtless,
      • shading,
      • let have,
      • howl,
      • crawl with,
      • no doubt,
      • swarm with,
      • maharaja,
      • come what may,
      • whelm,
      • at all events,
      • disagreeable,
      • swarm,
      • Certes,
      • drench,
      • submerge,
      • spurt,
      • surge,
      • definition,
      • Marigraph,
      • rain down,
      • weep,
      • tender,
      • steam,
      • blow,
      • deal out,
      • scintillation,
      • liquefy,
      • hasten,
      • down,
      • render,
      • bristle with,
      • cataract,
      • happen what may,
      • variometer,
      • rain gauge,
      • nasty,
      • Pantometer,
      • Exuberate,
      • indelicate,
      • typhoon,
      • HYDROL,
      • creep with,
      • northeaster,
      • rain shower,
      • fine,
      • Gaekwar,
      • outpouring,
      • overflow,
      • grant,
      • devolve,
      • snowstorm,
      • shower down,
      • wet weather,
      • stopwatch,
      • respirometer,
      • well water,
      • Geiger Counter,
      • pitter-patter,
      • Superabound,
      • ground water,
      • for certain,
      • descend,
      • wetting agent,
      • vouchsafe,
      • and no mistake,
      • issue,
      • in truth,
      • landmark,
      • wet,
      • Flowmeter,
      • bucket down,
      • Hyetography,
      • drop down,
      • Mete,
      • maharajah,
      • RAO,
      • Pneumatograph,
      • decant,
      • inundate,
      • radiometer,
      • sluice,
      • filthy,
      • engulf,
      • fork out,
      • rush,
      • hydrosphere,
      • at any rate,
      • pullulate,
      • ghost,
      • odometer,
      • arid,
      • once for all,
      • Stethograph,
      • course,
      • brim,
      • accord,
      • condense,
      • whatever may happen,
      • swamp,
      • pounce,
      • spirometer,
      • pelting,
      • drown,
      • dispense,
      • sirdar,
      • drop,
      • clear,
      • proliferate,
      • Hydrometeor,
      • adust,
      • bombard,
      • fall down,
      • damp,
      • award,
      • cascade,
      • black spot,
      • get lost,
      • Vacuometer,
      • shed,
      • dole,
      • squirt,
      • crash,
      • sapless,
      • Liquate,
      • spew,
      • certainly,
      • noise,
      • clock,
      • weight,
      • plummet,
      • dry,
      • administer,
      • pluvial,
      • Bathometer,
      • mineral water,
      • hydrodynamics,
      • spout,
      • mete out,
      • heavy water,
      • resolve,
      • stoop.

    How to use «Rain» in context?

    Rain falling from the sky is one of the most beautiful things to witness. When it begins to fall, you can feel the wetness on your skin and smell the freshness in the air. The droplets contrast against the blue sky, and when they hit the ground they create a sparkle. Even when it’s pouring outside, rain is still a calming experience. It can lull you into a sense of calm, and it can remind you that nature is still alive.

    Paraphrases for Rain:

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    • Reverse Entailment

      • Noun, singular or mass
        raining, rainstorm, rainwater.
    • Independent

      • Noun, singular or mass
        hail, waterproof.
    • Other Related

      • Adjective
        rainfall.
      • Proper noun, singular
        precipitation, rainfall, rainy.
      • Noun, singular or mass
        barrage, downpour, drainage, fallout, impermeable, precipitation, raincoat, rainfall, rainy, storm, thunderstorm, rainforest, stormwater.
      • Verb, base form
        rainfall.

    Homophones for Rain:

    • rein, Rayne, Reine, reign, Raine.

    Hypernym for Rain:

    • n.

      • phenomenon
        torrent, monsoon, soaker, deluge, rain shower, waterspout, shower, rainstorm, mizzle, pelter, cloudburst, drizzle, downpour.
    • v.

      • weather
        pelt, pitter-patter, pour, sprinkle, shower down, spit, rain buckets, drizzle, patter, stream, rain cats and dogs, shower, mizzle, spatter.

    Hyponym for Rain:

    • n.

      • phenomenon
        downfall, precipitation.
    • v.

      • weather
        precipitate, come down, fall.

    Meronym for Rain:

    • n.

      • phenomenon
        raindrop.

    Princeton’s WordNetRate these synonyms:0.0 / 0 votes

    1. rain, rainfallnoun

      water falling in drops from vapor condensed in the atmosphere

      Synonyms:
      pelting, rainfall, rainwater

    2. rain, rainwaternoun

      drops of fresh water that fall as precipitation from clouds

      Synonyms:
      pelting, rainfall, rainwater

    3. rain, peltingverb

      anything happening rapidly or in quick successive

      «a rain of bullets»; «a pelting of insults»

      Synonyms:
      pelting, rainfall, rainwater

    4. rain, rain downverb

      precipitate as rain

      «If it rains much more, we can expect some flooding»

      Synonyms:
      rain down

    PPDB, the paraphrase databaseRate these paraphrases:5.0 / 1 vote

    1. List of paraphrases for «rain»:

      rainfall, rainy, rains, raining, rainwater, precipitation, acids, acid, acidic, downpour, stormwater, storm, rainstorm, rainforest

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    How to use rain in a sentence?

    1. Yiddish Proverb:

      A guest is like rain: when he lingers on, he becomes a nuisance.

    2. John Bel Edwards:

      Unfortunately, more rain is on the way, while we hope that the worst of this rainfall is behind us, we can’t be sure of that.

    3. Stan Boland:

      The deterioration of lidar in the rain is pretty horrendous.

    4. Dan Pendergast:

      Here in Minnesota, things can happen so fast. It can switch from rain to snow to ice very quickly and it’s hazardous.

    5. Michel Le Pechoux:

      The soil is saturated with rain and the rivers are already swollen, so the emergency is likely to get worse from flooding in the next few days.


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    What is an other word for rain?

    In this page you can discover 68 synonyms antonyms idiomatic expressions and related words for rain like: mizzle downpour pluvial sprinkling thunderstorm mist pluvious shower rainy rainfall and sprinkle.

    What is the scientific term for rain?

    Precipitation. 376. Precipitation is any liquid or frozen water that forms in the atmosphere and falls to the Earth.

    What is continuous rain called?

    downpour: a sudden heavy continuous burst of rain.

    What are the different types of rain?

    Types of Rainfall

    • Convectional rainfall.
    • Orographic or relief rainfall.
    • Cyclonic or frontal rainfall.

    Why is rain called rain?

    Middle English rein from Old English regn “rain descent of water in drops through the atmosphere ” from Proto-Germanic *regna- (source also of Old Saxon regan Old Frisian rein Middle Dutch reghen Dutch regen German regen Old Norse regn Gothic rign “rain”) with no certain cognates outside Germanic unless it is …

    Is precipitation same as rain?

    Precipitation is water released from clouds in the form of rain freezing rain sleet snow or hail. It is the primary connection in the water cycle that provides for the delivery of atmospheric water to the Earth. Most precipitation falls as rain.

    How do you describe rain?

    15 British Words and Phrases to Describe the Rain

    • It’s raining cats and dogs. Quite possibly the most famous of the lot ‘it’s raining cats and dogs’ has many theories. …
    • Tipping down. …
    • Drizzle. …
    • Spitting. …
    • Bucketing down. …
    • Teeming. …
    • Nice weather… for ducks. …
    • The heavens have opened.

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    What is a very light rain called?

    Drizzle is light rain falling in fine drops. … If it is drizzling it is raining very lightly.

    What’s a word for light rain?

    What is another word for light rain?

    trickle sprinkle
    shower drizzle
    mizzle fine rain
    light shower sprinkle of rain
    mist spray

    What are the 3 types of rainfall?

    There are three different types of rainfall:

    • relief.
    • convectional.
    • frontal.

    What is rain name the three types of rainfall?

    There are three types of rain that are Convectional rainfall Orographic or relief rainfall Cyclonic or frontal rainfall.

    What are the 5 types of rain?

    The different types of precipitation are:

    • Rain. Most commonly observed drops larger than drizzle (0.02 inch / 0.5 mm or more) are considered rain. …
    • Drizzle. Fairly uniform precipitation composed exclusively of fine drops very close together. …
    • Ice Pellets (Sleet) …
    • Hail. …
    • Small Hail (Snow Pellets) …
    • Snow. …
    • Snow Grains. …
    • Ice Crystals.

    What is first rain called?

    It’s called “Petrichor” a word derived from Greek language i.e. “Petra” meaning ‘stone’ while “Ichor” is the fluid that flows in the veins of the Gods – per Greek mythology.

    Who coined the term rain?

    The acronym RAIN first coined about 20 years ago by Michele McDonald is an easy-to-remember tool for practicing mindfulness.

    What is a Convectional rainfall?

    Convectional rainfall

    When the land warms up it heats the air above it. … As the air rises it cools and condenses. If this process continues then rain will fall. This type of rainfall is very common in tropical areas but also in areas such as South East England during warm sunny spells.

    What makes a cloud rain?

    Clouds are made of water droplets. Within a cloud water droplets condense onto one another causing the droplets to grow. When these water droplets get too heavy to stay suspended in the cloud they fall to Earth as rain.

    What is rainfall answer?

    Rainfall can simply refer to the falling of water droplets from the sky or most often when used in meteorology the total amount of rain that falls…

    What is a metaphor for rain?

    Rain Means Growth – In the circle of life rain is needed to make plants grow. When going through tough times it is important to let our times of being drenched enable us to become a better version of ourselves. Rain Enables Life – Our bodies depend on water to survive.

    What is a adverb for rain?

    rainily. In a rainy way.

    Which idiom means heavy rainfall?

    You might have heard people say ‘it’s raining cats and dogs’. They don’t actually mean that animals are falling from the sky! All it means is that it’s raining really heavily. And when you say ‘it’s pelting down‘ or ‘it’s bucketing down’ they all mean that it’s raining very very heavily.

    What is rain and snow called?

    Rain and snow mixed (also known as sleet) is precipitation composed of rain and partially melted snow. This precipitation can occur where the temperature in the lower part of the atmosphere is slightly above the freezing point (0 °C or 32 °F). Its METAR code is RASN.

    What is weak rain called?

    We use the words “drizzling” or “sprinkling” here. They both mean “to rain or let fall in fine drops” If it’s very very light rain you can use the word “mist”. “Drizzling” usually implies a little harder rain than “sprinkling”.

    How would you describe gentle rain?

    You will hear gentle rain sounds when the rainfall is light or moderate. These sounds are normally comforting and sometimes you don’t even notice it because of how light the rainfall is! “If I didn’t move my curtain I wouldn’t be able to tell that it was raining! The raindrops are falling so gently on the roof.”

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    What is another name for Convectional rainfall?

    Convective rain and light precipitation are the result of convective clouds for example cumulonimbus or cumulus congestus. In the initial stages of this precipitation it generally falls as showers with rapidly changing intensity.

    What is the other name of frontal rainfall?

    d) orographic rainfall is the correct answer .

    Why are there different types of rain?

    When it reaches the top of the hill it cools down (as the air higher up in the atmosphere is colder) and if it has enough moisture the water vapour (gas) will condense into water (a liquid) form a cloud and eventually fall as raindrops. This is why we tend to see more rain on the hills than anywhere else.

    What is a frontal rainfall?

    Frontal rain occurs when two air masses meet. … Instead the warm less dense air is pushed up over the cold dense air creating the ‘front’. As a result much like when air is forced up over mountains the warm less dense air cools and the water vapour condenses into water and falls as raindrops.

    What is cyclonic rain?

    Cyclonic or Frontal rain: This type of rainfall occurs when warm and cold air meets each other. Since warm air is lighter it rises above the cold air. The rising air is then cooled beyond the saturation point resulting in heavy rainfall. … Rainfall is very heavy in the tropical cyclones.

    Is relief a rainfall?

    Relief or orographic rain is formed when air is forced to cool when it rises over relief features in the landscape such as hills or mountains. As it rises it cools condenses and forms rain. The highest rainfall totals of over 1 600 mm per year occur in the mountain areas along the west coast.

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    What is conventional rain?

    Convectional rainfall is a type of rainfall that involves the formation of convection currents. … This rainfall occurs when the temperature gets high and the warmer air rises up in the atmosphere. On expansion this air cools down and clouds are formed which are generally cumulus clouds.

    What do you call spring rain?

    Filters. The first rainfall of a season at the start of spring in cold climates or the end of summer in hot dry climates. noun.

    Is petrichor a real word?

    The word is “petrichor” and it’s used to describe the distinct scent of rain in the air. Or to be more precise it’s the name of an oil that’s released from the earth into the air before rain begins to fall.

    Which scent is known as petrichor?

    Petrichor is the smell of rain. The word comes from the Greek words ‘petra’ meaning stone and ‘ichor’ which in Greek mythology refers to the golden fluid that flows in the veins of the immortals.

    What is rain slang?

    Make it rain originates as a slang term for throwing out lots of cash to dancers in strip clubs as if money is raining down on them. … To make it rain then has come to mean popularly “to earn lots of money” or “to make something very successful.”

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    Synonyms

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    Etymology

    Rhymes with Rain

    • st_germain
    • legerdemain
    • st_germaine
    • preordain
    • lamontagne
    • lafountaine
    • lafountain
    • inhumane
    • mcswain
    • explain
    • complain
    • champlain
    • aquitaine
    • tremaine
    • sylvain
    • sustain
    • spokane
    • sartain
    • profane
    • partain
    • mustain
    • mundane
    • mcwain
    • mcshane
    • mcquain
    • mclean
    • mclane
    • mclain
    • mcguane
    • mcgrane

    How do you pronounce rain?

    Pronounce rain as reɪn.

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