Rainstorm [noun]
Definition of Rainstorm:
moisture in air or falling from sky
Sentence/Example of Rainstorm:
An hour ago a rainstorm would have been a minor catastrophe.
Water was dripping everywhere as from umbrellas in a rainstorm.
It was like a brook overflowing after a rainstorm when the soil is parched.
But why didst thou, without consultation, bring on the rainstorm?
The approach of the daily rainstorm, usually about noon, was a remarkable sight.
Being afraid of nature or a rainstorm is like being afraid of the dark.
One simply cannot cheerfully face a rainstorm in clothes that water will ruin.
If there is not sufficient sand the surface will be sticky after a rainstorm.
About noon the sky clouded over, and Rob feared a rainstorm was approaching.
Watch the rills as they descend a hillside during a rainstorm and just afterward.