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"dearth of rain" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You would generally use it to describe a situation in which there is very little rainfall, such as a drought. For example: "The region had a dearth of rain this summer, leading to a severe water shortage."
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The dearth of rain has not affected the French wine industry so far.
A sweaty sense of dislocation was palpable today throughout Europe, where unusually high temperatures and a summerlong dearth of rain have damaged crops, fanned wildfires, and left residents and tourists baking, broiling and steaming as seldom before.
It is important to combine better meteorological forecasts with detailed knowledge on how landscapes and societies respond to a dearth of rain – and to turn that knowledge into prompt action within weeks, sometimes within days.
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Points of rain appeared….
The smell of rain.
Slight chance of rain.
Small chance of rain.
Lots of rain.
"Two inches of rain?
As his solution, he imagined first a trickle of rain, then a more forceful rain, and eventually, torrents of rain.
Be wary of rain.
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