A descriptor, SH, used to qualify precipitation characterized by the suddenness with which they start and stop, by the rapid changes of intensity, and usually by rapid changes in the appearance of the [..]

Old English scur "a short fall of rain, storm, tempest; fall of missiles or blows; struggle, commotion; breeze," from Proto-Germanic *skuraz (source also of Old Norse skur, Old Saxon and Old [..]

1570s, "come down in showers;" 1580s, "to discharge a shower," from shower (n.1). Intransitive sense from 1930. Related: Showered; showering.

"one who shows," Old English sceawere "spectator, watchtower, mirror," agent noun; see show (v.).

Intermittent precipitation from a cumuliform cloud, usually of short duration but often heavy.

a plumbing fixture that sprays water over you; "they installed a shower in the bathroom" lavish: expend profusely; also used with abstract nouns; "He was showere [..]

a sudden brief fall of rain, sleet or snow. The same word also means a bath in which you stand up and water sprays all over you

To dream that you are in a shower, foretells that you will derive exquisite pleasure in the study of creation and the proper placing of selfish pleasures. See Rain.   

A heavy, short lived period of precipitation.

(n) a plumbing fixture that sprays water over you(n) washing yourself by standing upright under water sprayed from a nozzle(n) a brief period of precipitation(n) a sudden downpour (as of tears or spar [..]

Precipitation that is intermittent, both in time, space or intensity.

  One or more shower stall. No toilets.

Precipitation falling from convective or cumuliform cloud. Normally has some sunshine or clear spells between the rain or snow.

It implies short duration, intermittent, and scattered precipitation (rain, snow, ice pellet) of a more unstable, convective nature.

Intermittent and usually short spells of precipitation.

Precipitation from a cumuliform cloud; characterized by the suddenness of beginning and ending, by the rapid change of intensity, and usually by rapid change in the appearance of the sky; showery prec [..]

A descriptor, SH, used to qualify precipitation characterized by the suddenness with which they start and stop, by the rapid changes of intensity, and usually by rapid changes in the appearance of the sky.

Precipitation from a convective cloud that is characterized by its sudden beginning and ending, changes in intensity, and rapid changes in the appearance of the sky. It occurs in the form of rain (SHRA), snow (SHSN), or ice (SHPE). It is reported as "SH" in an observation and on the METAR.

Intermittent rainfall of short duration that falls from a cumulus cloud. Heavy precipitation is possible. Implies more of a scattered rainfall.

Precipitation from a convective cloud; showers are characterized by the suddenness with which they start and stop, by the rapid changes of intensity, and usually by rapid changes in the appearance of [..]

Precipitation that is intermittent, in space, time, or intensity and is falling from a cumuliform cloud.

Precipitation from a convective cloud that is characterized by its sudden beginning and ending, changes in intensity, and rapid changes in the appearance of the sky. It occurs in the form of ra [..]

Precipitation from a convective cloud that is characterized by its sudden beginning and ending, changes in intensity, and rapid changes in the appearance of the sky. It occurs in the form of rain (SHR [..]

Precipitation

Precipitation from a convective cloud that is characterized by its sudden beginning and ending, changes in intensity, and rapid changes in the appearance of the sky. It occurs in the form of rain (SHRA), snow (SHSN), or ice (SHPE). It is reported as “SH” in an observation and on the METAR.

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