"rain leakage" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where rainwater is seeping into a building or structure, causing damage or inconvenience. Example: The old house had multiple issues, including a leaky roof and rain leakage through the windows.
But unlike Punjab, whose alluvial aquifers in equilibrium are recharged by monsoonal rain and leakage from irrigation canals, Andhra Pradesh relies entirely on the monsoon for its groundwater replenishment.
In waterborne outbreaks associated with Campylobacter, fecal contamination of the drinking water source has been traced to runoff of surface water after rain or to leakage from a sewage line into an adjacent drinking water pipe (13 – 15 ).
Physicochemical parameters, major ions and stable isotopes were analyzed in rain, brine spring, wetland and leakage water samples, from which the most common mineral saturation indexes were computed and geochemical and isotopic modelling were performed.
A good understanding of the wind-driven rain phenomenon will help to overcome water-leakage problems as well as other issues such as staining and drainage on building facade.
The water leakage on both walls was measured using rain gauges placed near the gate.
Oil contamination in Ojoo occurs via spillage of petroleum products from mechanics, roadside petrol sellers and leakage from cars which are diluted by the rain and subsequently contaminate breeding pools.
Water leakage of building envelopes is the result of wind and rain acting on the build faces.
If left open during a lot of rain or not sealed properly, it might be its own source of leakage.
Roof leakages and lack of plinth protection, including an insufficient rain water drainage, were major areas of concern.
