Torrential rain with the lightning switched off entirely. All the weight and roar of a downpour, and nothing that will make you jump.
Rain at nearly full strength under a heavy cloud deck, with lightning off and the wind kept low so nothing drives the rain sideways. What is left is the sound of a lot of water falling straight down.
Heavy rain is not a drizzle turned up. It grows a low-mid roar that light rain has none of, so rainfall drives a low shelf as well as the level and the filter — otherwise louder rain just sounds thinner and brighter, which is the opposite of what a downpour does.
The pairing to reach for if you like rain loud but want nothing sudden in it. For the same idea at the other end of the scale, try the gentle drizzle.
Every control stays adjustable once the scene has loaded, and the live-weather toggle hands it back to drifting on its own.
Rain, wind and thunder generated live in your browser — never looped, never the same twice.
Starts silent — turn sound on when you're ready
WASD to move · arrow keys to look around