"chilly rain" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It describes rain that is cold and uncomfortable. It can be used to create a specific atmosphere or mood in a sentence. Example: The chilly rain pelted down on the city streets, sending shivers down the spines of the people walking by.
Even as a chilly rain fell Saturday morning, Rivera threw with Edwar Ramirez.
… The idea of playing in a chilly rain did not excite Mark Teixeira.
Gradually, the landscape changes to snow-covered mountains, then tunnels, then chilly rain.
Back into the chilly rain, in wet shoes, after the clean, warm café.
The line spilled out of a garage and into a driveway under a chilly rain.
"You are a Russian writer, don't forget!" Back into the chilly rain, in wet shoes, after the clean, warm café.
The vaunted Nassau Hall weather machine failed us this year, and I accommodated our chilly, rain-soaked audience by abridging the version of the address that I delivered on Commencement Day.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark., Nov. 18 - In honor of the first Democrat to win two terms as president since Franklin D. Roosevelt, members of many of the nation's past and present first families celebrated the life and political talents of Bill Clinton on Thursday as they dedicated his library here in a chilly, rain-drenched ceremony on the banks of the Arkansas River.
On a chilly, rain-soaked night, she combined preppy and punk, the two most revisited looks of the moment, in a pink and green cotton floral shirtdress by Clements Ribeiro for Cacharel ($395 at Barneys New York) and a snug pair of black zippered ankle boots by Christian Louboutin (available by special order) on pale, bare legs.
Clarke's throw in the hammer came during the chilly rains that descended on Naperville during Day Three.
This classic lentil soup gets a sunny lift from dried apricots, so you can stay true to spring flavors even when chilly rains come down.
