"consecutive rain" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe two or more days of rain with no breaks in between. For example, "The city has experienced five consecutive days of rain."
This is the third consecutive year that rain has forced the men to finish on a Monday.
A second consecutive year without rain now threatens catastrophe for some of the poorest people in the world.
ON the eighth consecutive day of rain, we ducked into a restaurant, any restaurant, to escape what was a torrential gale, the kind that turns umbrellas inside out.
More than 1,200 homes in Nassau County were damaged in flooding from eight consecutive days of rain through Oct. 14, according to assessments by federal, state and local officials.
ATLANTA (AP) — It turns out 2007 will not go down as the driest year on record for the drought-stricken Atlanta area, thanks to showers Sunday that capped four consecutive days of rain.
North Texas today blew past a 66-year-old record by posting 62 consecutive days without rain, eclipsing even the notorious drought of 1950 and the "Dust Bowl drought" of 1934.
In fact, there were 16 consecutive weeks without rain, and temperatures were unusually high (Leigh et al. 1990).
Typhoon Abby also brought several consecutive days of rain to southern and central Japan, resulting in widespread damage.
Northern California has seen a series of storms for the last week; San Francisco had faced six consecutive days of rain by Monday, and was expected to see another storm Tuesday.
Full report [PDF] Summary report [PDF] Country chapter[PDF] Ethiopia map[PDF] Go to the feature story for Ethiopia Consecutive failure of rains has contributed to the low food security situation in the country thereby leading to the deterioration of the nutritional status of children and resulting in the highest number of disaster-affected people since the last major crisis in 2003.
