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Duplicate the existing rain layer with the shortcut (Mac: {{keypress|cmd} (Mac: {{keypress|cmd} and use the Pattern Overlay menu described earlier to decrease the opacity and increase the scale, making blurrier, larger rain that looks like it's in the foreground of the photo. This looks best if the two rain layers are at similar angles. Create a new, black layer.
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Experiments with microwave radiative transfer models indicate that the ice layer above the main rain layer basically determines the 85-GHz brightness temperature (Adler et al. 1991; Mugnai et al. 1993).
After the last step, the words "Pattern Overlay" should have appeared beneath the Rain layer.
In the Layers panel, with the Rain layer selected, change the Blend Mode dropdown menu from "Normal" to "Overlay".
This will let you edit the rain layer non-destructively, meaning your changes can easily be reversed or altered.
This will let you alter the brightness and contrast of the rain layer, which also has the effect or reducing or increasing the apparent amount of the rain.
Check the box "Use Previous Layer to Create Clipping Mask" so these adjustments only apply to the rain layer, not to the original photo.
In the top menu, use In the top menu, use → → to add a scatter of white dots to the rain layer.
Begin by holding down This will let you alter the brightness and contrast of the rain layer, which also has the effect or reducing or increasing the apparent amount of the rain.
With the Rain layer selected, click the icon that looks like a little downward arrow and a series of horizontal lines, located in the top right of the Layers panel.
Select With the Rain layer selected, click the icon that looks like a little downward arrow and a series of horizontal lines, located in the top right of the Layers panel.
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