The phrase "area of rain" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific geographic region experiencing rainfall or to refer to a meteorological phenomenon.
Example: "The weather forecast indicates that there will be an area of rain moving through the region this afternoon."
Alternatives: "rain zone" or "rainfall area".
The area of rain, sleet and snow will clear from the north during the day".
Last year, the government expanded this park, making it possibly the largest protected area of rain forest in the world -- four million acres, bigger than New Jersey.
The NWS Storm Prediction Center recently issued an outlook for this area of rain that will fall into freezing or subfreezing temperatures in many spots.
The area of rain that triggered the flooding has weakened and is moving away from the Beltway, but the effects will continue as the excess water flows off.
A storm system will bring an area of rain tomorrow, with the core of the rain roughly passing from the Southern Tier intoEastern New York.
"It is staying unsettled but the main area of rain will move away to the north and east – the rest of the week is looking like showers and brighter spells.
The information is meant to fill in gaps in existing weather reporting, such as areas of rain undetected by radar or underobserved areas such as valleys or mountains.
Some of the trees were in plots of land within continuous areas of rain forest, while others were in fragments of forest up to 100 acres in size.
In Fig. 8, we plot TCH-ACD relationships for New Zealand's forests against the relationships observed in 14 tropical regions, including areas of rain forest and dry forest (Asner and Mascaro 2014).
When the trade winds are weaker, more extensive areas of rain fall upon landmasses within the tropics, such as Central America.
Weather details such as areas of rain and snow will show on the screen if tracking a US-based flight.
