Heavy rain hitting my umbrella, the microphone was just under (~30 cm) the canvas. I was walking on the left of the road with cars driving by and an ambulance siren getting closer from behind and to the right of me. <strong>This is my recording of nature's sounds, which I believe should be accessible to all and have therefore dedicated it to the public domain. I have marked it as Creative Commons 0.</strong> Feel free to attribute me, but it's not required. Enjoy! <u>Recordist Note:</u> *Sorry for any unisolated sounds, It was a field recording in an uncontrolled environment. Recorded January 30, 2025. On a TASCAM Portacapture X6 (XY pattern, Field Record preset, Radius Deadcat applied) with <b>no post-processing.</b> Only trimming. <u><b>Timestamps</b></u> None I'm always happy to chat and always learning and curious! If you have any questions, especially about where and how I capture my sounds, feel free to shoot me a private message. If you'd like to support Freesound and help them keep this amazing resource ad-free, you can make a donation <a href="https://freesound.org/donations/donate/" rel="nofollow">here</a>. Every contribution, big or small, is greatly appreciated. <i>Your feedback is greatly appreciated, whether praise or constructive criticism.</i> <i><b>For the best audio quality, I recommend downloading the files.</b></i> To show your appreciation for my work, consider sharing your finished product! You can DM me about the work, or leave a comment in the sound(s) you used with a link to the related work. Briefly mention that my sound was included in your project. It's always inspiring to see how my sounds come to life in different contexts. Of course, it is always appreciated to credit me for <b>Creative Commons 0</b> but <i>not required</i> and for <b>Attribution/NonCommercial 4.0</b> it is <i>required</i>. I hope you enjoy my sound! I'm eager to see how you use them in your creative projects. Thank you!