Every summer is the peak of rain, so in summer, people often need to prepare rain gear, such as umbrellas and ponchos, to avoid sudden rain and getting wet on the road. If you don't bring rain gear, people tend to run for shelter when it rains, because most people think that running in the rain can get less rain than walking. Is that really the case?

1. Why do people think that running is less rainy than walking?

In fact, the most intuitive idea is that at the same distance, running will take less time than walking, that is to say, running will make people stay in the rain for shorter time than walking. Therefore, in the case of a certain rainfall, the shorter the shower time outside, the less rain falls on them. I believe this problem is also easy to understand. However, if you run, you will have more chances to bump into the front of your body, that is, the front of your body may be soaked more easily.

Second, rain gear should be prepared at any time in summer, especially in the south.

? Relatively speaking, the rain in the north is much less than that in the south, especially after the rainy season in the south, it often rains from time to time, so people had better take some umbrellas and the like when going out. After all, after being caught in the rain, people may catch a cold because of the low temperature in rainy days, which is not only uncomfortable, but also may delay work or study.

Third, if it rains heavily, we must find shelter in time.

? Sometimes it rains suddenly, even accompanied by a short period of windy weather. If you encounter such weather, first of all, try to reduce going out. If you are outside, you must find shelter as soon as possible, which can also make yourself safer. So you should pay more attention to the weather forecast in summer, which will also reduce your chances of being caught in the rain.