nah! Yes, it involves the burning of fern-leaf, the sprinkling of water, & the calling of air.
When it's the first rain after a dry spell.
Precipitation, as in rain.
drought
This is English spelling.
cumulanimbus: rain cloud.
5. 5 whole rains. First you have to spell *does* correctly otherwise everything you ask doesn't make any sense.
If it doesn't rain for several days (or even weeks), it's called a dry spell.If it rains for a period of several days, it is a wet spell.A "spell" here is simply an unspecified period of time, not a witch's "spell".
If you want to say it is raining, it is "Il pleut". If you want to say rain then it is pluie.
The term is one word "raincoat."
The correct spelling is "precipitation" (rain or snow).
That would depend on exactly what you want, a rain spell is different than a sunny spell.
Here's a simple way to make a storm or rain go away, just modify it to suit your needs. Remember your belief and conviction/will will be the ultimate influence on the spell. Stare at the dark sky and hear small storms sounding, then start chanting with closed eyes: -God and Goddess of rain, STOP THE STORMS, STOP THE WIND, STOP THE RAIN. -I don't need any rain today, I don't need rain to distract me today, RAIN STOP DISTRACTING ME, GO AWAY. -STOP THE STORMS, WIND AND THE RAIN! (Repeat it 3 or 4 times) -Rain come not! So let it be! AMEN!