I was driving up to Montreal for last year's F1 race during a torrential downpour. I decided to drive through it and I remained relatively dry for much of the storm. After a while I did need to stop and raise the top. If the storm had lasted a few minutes less, I would've been OK.

 

i tried it with my bro's s2k once lol. u wont get wet as long as the rain isn't pouring, and there was no red lights so u wouldn't have to stop

in short, the answer is yes u will get wet in the rain, because u cannot go fast forever

 

There are no rain storms on Mars because there is not a significant enough atmosphere to produce precipitation.

Oh God...

 

and boy does it rain alot in the UK

 

My S2000 and I were beamed into a completely sealed subterranean cavern of immense proportion. It has its own environment with photophorescent light, rain, winds, everything. The lake evaporates and the moisture seeps into the red rock of the cavern ceiling, then "rains" down into the cavern.
(Please don't spread this information around. It's still "classified". I could get into a lot of trouble if NASA found out.)

 

Whoa!

 

Read what others have said. If not, try it yourself. It's not the rainwater that rushes over the windshield that gets circulated back into the cockpit. It's the rainwater that slowly drips off of the windshield and side-windows that gets into the cockpit.