What is it like when it rains when you go out to play?

Haha, that taste is so sour! ! I remember one rainy day that left a deep impression on me. I went to a nearby college with some roommates. We were all riding bicycles at the time. Before we went out, the weather looked pretty good, and the phone said it was cloudy that day, so we No one brought an umbrella. Just because we thought the weather was fine, we decided to go out together. I still remember that I put on sunscreen before going out that day, but soon after I went out, I felt the wind was blowing. We, who had always believed in the weather forecast, didn't take it at all. When we arrived at the nearby university, it was already dark for most of the day, but the sun was still shining for the other half. We felt that the weather was very strange, but no one thought it would rain. We were riding vigorously when, without any warning, raindrops as big as soybean grains came down on us. The rain was so intense that everyone was soaked before they could react. What's funny is that there are many students' quilts hanging out in the sun, and they all got wet in just a few seconds. Then we saw many students rushing down from upstairs to collect their quilts. We also hurried to the bottom of the dormitory to hide from the rain. At the same time, I looked at them like this, trying to collect the quilt, but was frightened back by the heavy rain. It only rained for a few minutes, and then it suddenly stopped raining. What was even more ridiculous was that the sun came out again. One of my roommates even joked that it was raining now! When they went to take the quilt back, it was completely soaked. We all felt like drowned rats, which made us dumbfounded.

We had no choice but to go back and change clothes in despair. Anyway, it was a bad day to go out. All our clothes were wet when we returned to the dormitory. We finally took a shower and changed clothes. I was the last one to take a shower and change clothes. As a result, I caught a cold and had a runny nose that didn’t get better for several days. I finally went to the hospital and got an intravenous injection before I gradually got better. I still find it funny when I think of that experience!