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{{quote|''"Summer rains--you can never predict them."''
|'''[[Ed, Edd 'n' Eddy|Double D]]''', just before a flash storm occurs.}}
[[File:Kazetachinu rain.jpg|frame|link=The Wind Rises|But it was just sunny ten seconds ago!]]
When it rains in media, it often never seems to restrict itself to a light sprinkling or a drizzle. On the contrary, if it rains at all, it rains in buckets. This trope is when [[A Storm Is Coming]], and when it gets here, it ''immediately'' opens up with a torrential downpour (sometimes prefaced with [[Dramatic Thunder]]). It never starts with a light rainfall that grows into a larger storm. When it rains, it pours.
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