"pleasant rain" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to a light rain that is pleasant or calming. For example, "I took a walk in the park during a pleasant rain."
Indeed, I said, especially the part where it describes the worm farm as having "a pleasant rain forest odor".
And when the onions, rinds, and banana peels rot, the smell in your kitchen will in no way mimic a "pleasant rain forest aroma".
Scenes can vary a lot, ranging from pleasant rain drops to psychedelic audio warping that loops back everything you hear endlessly.
And while it rains up to four times a day here, these are warm and pleasant rain showers that bathe the rainforest in a dewy light and enhance that fresh tropical scent that you just can't get from a mainland winter.
It's not pleasant to rain on someone's parade before Job 1.
You see, in my head I have already turned the last couple of nights of pleasant light summer rain into a blight-spreading, ground-flooding deluge.
Many people find the scent during and immediately after rain pleasant or distinctive.
Instead, many opt to visit during the cool or "high" season from November to February, when the temperatures are quite pleasant and the rains have subsided.
But instead of more rain, more pleasant spring weather is promised for next week.
The three-day festival is indoors, which makes a pleasant change from mud, rain and the grim-looking Portaloos.
Body paragraph 2: weather: 1) beautiful winter snow 2) pleasant spring 3) refreshing rain.
