The phrase "autumn shower" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a rain event that occurs during the autumn season, often associated with the changing weather.
Example: "The gentle autumn shower brought a refreshing change to the crisp air, making the leaves glisten with moisture."
Alternatives: "fall rain" or "autumn rain".
Thus, on Saturday 14 September , 1935 resplendent in full ceremonial regalia, she braved the autumn showers to address the large crowd assembled outside the Town Hall: "I hope the Blackpool Illuminations will illuminate the path of peace which the League of Nations is so nobly following on behalf of all young people throughout the world," she said.
Autumn showers got you down?
Prepare for autumn's cold showers by investing in a pair of good boots.
The word shigure can be translated as a sudden shower in autumn and carries with it the suggestion of a welcome surprise.
On the winding trails of LaTourette Park, a pack of young runners emerges from the distance, their maroon and gold uniforms weaving through the autumn landscape under a gentle shower of leaves.
While guests can choose to stay in the lodge or in a cabin, Mr. Bridge says the bungalows are sold out every summer and are popular even through the autumn (there are three comfort stations with bathrooms and showers).
George Osborne's overture to major cities who have yet to benefit from the sort of largesse he showered on the "Northern Powerhouse" during his Autumn Statement clearly ramps-up the pressure on council leaders in places like Coventry and Solihull.
The meteor shower of 23 May 2005 was detected in the autumn season at Ls = 216.2°, SZA = 84.9°, latitude = 65.1°N and longitude 20.2°E.
The public is being offered a false choice between a shower in scalding or ice-cold water with the Autumn statement.
I watched a snow shower blur the sky upriver, a rainbow cast outwards over the white-topped mountains and the autumn yellowing of the forest.
