Yes, but please don’t panic. Science says a warmer planet means more intense rain events. It’s not that it rains more often; it’s that when it rains, it really commits.
Think of it as the difference between a polite sprinkle and a sky-waterfall. We’re getting a lot of sky-waterfalls lately. Your garden hose is jealous.
Even the clouds are confused. They’re like, “Should I snow? Should I sleet? Nah, let’s just pour a swimming pool’s worth in three hours.”
Why has it been raining so hard? How climate change is causing heavier
The upside? You can wear pajamas all day
Heavy rain gives you permission to be lazy. No one expects you to go outside. It’s the perfect excuse for staying inside, drinking hot chocolate, and reading a book.
You can call it “weather-induced coziness.” That sounds official. Plus, rain washes the dust off everything. The world smells fresh and green.
So yes, the rain is annoying. But it’s also a free shower for the planet. And honestly, the trees are thrilled. They’re high-fiving each other with their leaves.
