| PLUVIAL | Of rain |
| IMBUE | Central parts of rain-cloud on top of Everest inspire (5) |
| INCAMERA | Private advanced in middle of another spell of rain (2,6) |
| LISP | "With ___ of leaves and ripple of rain" (Thwinburne) (4) |
| WEATHERMAN | We shall get a bit of heat and even bits of rain, according to him (10) |
| REDALERT | Type of warning altered possibly after first sign of rain (3,5) |
| INDRA | The Hindu god of the firmament and of rain (5) |
| TORRENT | Rushing stream of water / great downpour of rain |
| WEATHEREVE | The art of making a spot of rain? |
| SKRY | Forecast onset of rain in place of clouds |
| MONSOON | A lot of rain, perhaps, but an anticipation of Sun? |
| STORMCLOUD | Evidence of bad weather? Most running with first drop of rain, caught by thundering |
| SPIRIT | Enthusiasm of Irish when sheltering from drop of rain |
| SHOWER | Downpour of rain; or, a celestial event such as the Perseids when a number of meteors radiate (6) |
| WASHOUT | Cancellation of an outdoor event on account of rain (4,3) |
| RAINOUT | Cancellation of an outdoor event on account of rain (4,3) |
| GAGA | Lady ___ (one of the singers of Rain on Me) |
| BALLERINA | Number in shower of rain behind a fairly round object, circled by number of muses (4,6,9) |
| PRETTY | Number in shower of rain behind a fairly round object, circled by number of muses (4,6,9) |
| NINA | Number in shower of rain behind a fairly round object, circled by number of muses (4,6,9) |
