How to Stay Dry When Walking Home in the Rain

Some rules based on my observations over the past four years.

1. Always carry an umbrella or jacket with a hood

Even if I don’t think it’s going to rain, there is always an umbrella in my backpack. I use a jacket in the winter because it’s warmer.

2. Wear the right shoes

Walking in wet socks is miserable. Boots work best, but I usually forget when rushing out the door in the morning.

3. Plan your path

Streets are designed so that water drains off to the side, so if I have to walk in the street, I walk in the middle. As far as I can tell, intersections all have puddles, so my strategy is to step in as little water as possible. (Unless I have boots. See #2)

4. Don’t walk home in the rain!

Find a place to wait it out. If I’m coming from school, I’ll talk with friends until the rain clears.

Hope this helps.

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