Rain - Fast or slow?

But if there's wind to rain, and you're in a large storm, there isn't much difference if you stay still, walk, or run, except that if you run you'll get hit by more of the rain.

Walking.

Walking, but I got this from watching Myth Busters.

Rhode Island. Neither a road or an island.


/discuss

Rhode is a Greek Deity?

The Deity of Miniscule Armpit States?

http://kwc.org/mythbusters/2003/09/mythbusters.html

"Over a hundred yard course, it is better to walk in the rain than run in the rain, if your goal is to not get wet. The difference isn't huge, but over eight trials the running person got wetter."