rain-induced
adjectiveUK /ˈreɪn ɪnˌdjuːst/
US /ˈreɪn ɪnˌduːst/
Caused by rain.
The game was cancelled because of rain-induced flooding on the field.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Caused by the falling of rain itself, as in damage to crops.
Rain-induced crop damage worried the farmers.
3. Brought about by rainy weather conditions, such as delays.
Rain-induced delays slowed the morning commute.
4. Resulting from rain mixing with other things, like slippery roads.
Rain-induced slickness made the roads dangerous.
5. Caused by rain in a scientific or technical process.
Rain-induced soil erosion changed the shape of the hill.