Rain Rain Go Away Come Again Another Day Mommas and the Pappas
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Nothing spoils plans for a solar day out similar that twenty-four hour period out being overcast and pouring downwardly pelting.
Often a form of Sabbatical Episode, a common situation for series such as sitcoms, slice-of-life shows, and cartoons featuring children as its principal cast. A rainy twenty-four hour period forces the bandage to remain indoors when they would much rather be outside. It forces them to find alternative amusement. Depending on the severity of the storm, the electricity may go out and force them to find non-electronic forms of entertainment.
This can likewise be used more than seriously for grapheme development if, for example, two characters are stuck in whatever shelter is handy at the fourth dimension the storm hits. Can likewise crusade a bit of Cabin Fever in some characters.
In media made in Nippon, rainstorms are ofttimes substituted with typhoons, and rhymes about the weather are replaced with Teru Teru Bozu.
This trope is, in essence, when the plot for an episode is derived from bad conditions either causing the characters to be unable to go outside or having to find some place to get shelter. If there is An Aesop almost the untapped forms of entertainment bachelor that don't require electricity or outdoor sports, the most popular activity is reading—in which case, Portal Books may appear.
Snowed In is the more extreme variation of this trope.
When the weather condition is an agile menace, see Hostile Weather condition, which may turn the setting into a Closed Circle.
See Caught in the Rain and its related tropes for 1 form this sort of situation can accept. Compare and contrast Cue the Rain.
Not to be confused with It Was a Dark and Stormy Night.
Examples of Rain, Rain, Go Away include:
Anime and Manga
- Kanamemo featured an episode in which all the girls were stuck indoors due to a typhoon.
- Non surprisingly, Windy Tales, being virtually girls who could control wind, also had an episode featuring a typhoon.
- Haruhi Suzumiya: Someday in the Rain.
- Keroro Gunsou has a few capacity that accept place on rainy days. It's occasionally made a major plot bespeak, since Keronians thrive in humid atmospheric condition.
Literature
- The Cat in the Chapeau - so they sat in the house all that cold, common cold, wet twenty-four hours.
- A raging storm hits in the terminal chapter of Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle's Magic, and so the kids play a number of games to pass the fourth dimension.
- The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe: Rainy days force the Pevensie siblings to explore The Professor's Big Fancy Business firm and, in doing and so, notice the Cool Gate of a wardrobe to the Magical State of Narnia.
- In The Secret Garden, the children have to work out that they tin explore the firm while it rains.
- In Coraline, the heroine's parents prevent her to go out in rain, then she has to explore the house, and thus finds the secret door.
Live Activeness Goggle box
- Married With Children had an episode in which the Bundys and the D'Arcys were stuck in the basement during a tornado.
- This was the plot of an episode of Pee Wees Playhouse, despite the fact that Pee-Wee spends most of the show indoors.
Music
- Breaking Benjamin has a vocal patterned later on the rhyme, called only Rain:
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- Trent Reznor sang this at the end of the Piss-Take Rap-laden "Downwards In Information technology".
- According to John Lennon, The Beatles' song "Rain" is a mockery of this mindset and general excessive griping about conditions.
Newspaper Comics
- Peanuts:
- A series (or two, or three) where Charlie Dark-brown stays out on the mound at the baseball game diamond in the rain because he thinks information technology's going to clear up.
- A series where Linus and Lucy recall that Linus may have some kind of special powers considering when he'south out in the rain and sings "Rain Rain Become Away", it does.
- Calvin and Hobbes had a story arc where the family unit goes camping and it starts raining once they go to the military camp site. Despite Calvin'due south and mom'southward complaints, Dad decides to tough information technology out - for an unabridged week - only eventually he has enough and decides to pack it up. And in that very moment, the rain finally stops. Cue Face up Palm and copious off-screen swearing.
Video Games
- Persona 3 has a week in the game calendar in which a typhoon hits the city. The necessity of finding something to do, however, is removed by the hero condign sick during the entire week.
- When it rains in Persona 4, all social links, save for The Hermit and the night Social Links, are unavailable. It's most probable done to strength the player to go to the available dungeon and rescue the trapped victim. Otherwise, there's often not much to practice other than get to the local eatery and endeavor the Rainy Day Beef Bowl Challenge.
- In one level of Gears of War 2, Marcus and Dom must stay in shelter or be torn to shreds when a rainstorm turns to mortiferous "razor-hail". A similar mechanic is in effect in one of the multiplayer levels, where the rain picking up signals players to seek shelter before it gets worse.
- Likewise, Bulletstorm has a section where the electrical storm will atomize anyone exposed to the sky.
Western Animation
- The Powerpuff Girls episode "The Powerpuff Girls' Best Rainy Twenty-four hours Adventure E'er" was all nearly the girls having to entertain themselves when the atmospheric condition prevented any offense fighting.
- An episode of Avatar: The Last Airbender had taking shelter from rain as the properties for the telling of Aang's and Zuko's backstories.
- More than like Aang was taking shelter from a hurricane in a cavern, while Zuko was determined to head straight into it to capture Aang.
- Happens several times on Arthur.
- An episode of The Weekenders had Tino's "Ultimate Weekend" ruined, partially because information technology was raining.
- The Donald Duck cartoon "Donald's Off Day", in which Don'southward golfing outing is rained out. In fact, everytime the rain stops, it starts once more the moment Donald steps out the door. He spends the day within, while his nephews play pranks on him.
- Played with in Adventure Time, where the fearless Finn and Jake are accosted not by water, but by a rain of daggers. When they endeavor to use their imaginations to pass the time, information technology turns out that Jake'south is nearly deadlier than the rain!
- The My Little Pony Friendship Is Magic episode "Look Earlier You Sleep" has Applejack and Rarity seeking refuge in Twilight Sparkle's dwelling house.
- I episode of Tiny Toon Adventures features a series of shorts about what to do during a rainy day.
- In "Doug's Comic Collaboration, Doug and Skeeter decide to write a comicbook instead of reading all the same sometime ones again. The weatherman who said it was going to exist sunny is the villain. The two eventually debate about how to go along with Doug noting the God Fashion Sue powers of Silver Skeeter and Skeeter disliking the thought of having the heroes become to the library.
Real Life
- This sentiment is lost on countries that exist in the path of the Monsoon. Rains are eagerly anticipated by most, if information technology doesn't rain unabridged agriculture-based economies can go downward the drain.
Source: https://tropedia.fandom.com/wiki/Rain,_Rain,_Go_Away
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