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The plane can take off normally in moderate rain. 1. Generally, it can take off in light rain. If there is a little rain just before takeoff, it is not heavy and there is no extreme weather, then the plane can still take off. When it rains, the visibility is still relatively high, but when it rains, we should observe the wind speed and direction. If the impact is not great, you can generally take off. 2. Heavy rain can't take off. Thunderstorms are very common weather in summer and may appear during the day. Although the plane is above the thunderstorm cloud, it is in danger of being struck by lightning when passing through the thunderstorm cloud. Even if you have to bypass the thunderstorm cloud, it is dangerous. In this weather, the plane can't take off, and it can only take off after a thunderstorm. 3. On the basis of comprehensive meteorological conditions, comprehensively judge the aircraft according to rainfall, wind direction and speed, runway humidity, etc. To decide whether it can take off. Generally, these coefficients can be kept within the normal take-off range in light rain and moderate rain, but in special circumstances, such as thunder and strong wind, even in light rain, we have to wait for these to return to normal before taking off. Precautions for taking off in rainy days: 1. If it simply rains, it won't stop flying. If there is too much wind, too much rain and even lightning, it will be very dangerous. 2. Many flights cannot take off normally because of high-altitude cumulonimbus clouds or strong convective weather in the air. It is often not the amount of water that affects the take-off and landing of aircraft, but the influence of clouds and wind in the sky. Control aircraft by obtaining aerodynamic forces in air movement, such as lift, stress, steering force, etc. Unstable strong airflow and unstable wind will have a great impact on flight safety, so if the crosswind is too large, the wind direction is unstable or turbulent. It is impossible to take off and land.