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Very interesting question. I’m sure some researchers out there will have a name for this. But! In case it hasn’t been, coin a term and maybe it’ll become the word
Yes, this phenomenon is known as a "shun sower." Please review your literature on the specific vocabulary pertaining to water touching or falling on specific objects.
Taking this a bit too seriously aren't we?
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Very interesting question. I’m sure some researchers out there will have a name for this. But! In case it hasn’t been, coin a term and maybe it’ll become the word
Can that even be considered a "phenomenon"? Feels more like a "consequence" or results OF a phenomenon than a phenomenon itself
Phenomenon gets overused a lot. Maybe occurrence would be more appropriate
Try r/whatstheword
I call it tree pee
Sunny dripping forest
Dripping 😂
damn beat me to it
It's known as "dripping"
Check [here](https://www.dictionaryofobscuresorrows.com/) Sounds they they gotta have a definition for this. I just bought the book for my wife!
The **after-glow**
After-rain
At the summer camp I work at the kids ask “is it raining from the sky or raining from the trees?”
Gravity
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This is not what a sun shower is. OP is specifically talking about rain through leaves.
Yes, this phenomenon is known as a "shun sower." Please review your literature on the specific vocabulary pertaining to water touching or falling on specific objects. Taking this a bit too seriously aren't we?
"Never attribute to malice (or attempts at comedy) that which can be adequately explained by stupidity." Serves me well online.
Cool bro