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Originally Posted by Kelevision
When they say 80% chance of rain, they don’t mean there’s an 80% chance it’s going to rain, it means 80% of the area will get rain.
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That makes no sense. Using that same logic, a 2% chance of rain means that 2% of the area will get wet. Nope, the sky is clear and nobody is gonna get wet.
An 80% chance of rain means just that; a probability 80/100 times with existing conditions will produce precipitation.
@Sounding can probably clarify.