How to Pack for Rainy Weather

Take a rain poncho, raincoat or other waterproof coat with you when traveling., Consider taking a cap., Bring waterproof shoes or shoe covers., Pack a spare umbrella., Include large, plastic bags to place wet clothes and shoes into when finished...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Take a rain poncho

    It's even better if your coat has a hood, whether it's permanent or detachable.

    Coats like these are usually lightweight and pack well into any bag or suitcase.

    It's much more convenient to pack this item and not need it, than to not pack it and need it during your trip.
  2. Step 2: raincoat or other waterproof coat with you when traveling.

    Wearing a cap under a hood keeps the hood from covering your eyes and keeps some of the water from your face. , These could be waterproof hiking boots, galoshes or rain boots.

    Make sure your shoes have good soles.

    If it's rainy on your trip, you may be walking on slippery surfaces.

    Also, bring extra socks with you.

    Having wet feet and no dry socks to change into can make you feel cold and uncomfortable. , Umbrellas seem to be one of those accessory items that get easily lost or broken.

    Having an extra one with you will ensure that you have something that will help you to stay dry in rain storms and shaded when the sun is especially bright. , By placing wet clothes into the plastic bags and separating them from the rest of the items in your luggage, you keep your dry clothes from getting wet. , These smaller bags may be used while you are traveling to help protect your cell phone, camera or other electronic equipment.

    You can also put maps, tour materials and other items you wish to keep dry in them.

    While these bags may not be fashion-forward, they will help protect your belongings. , Often, during rainy weather temperatures may shift from cool to warm or warm to cool.

    If you layer your clothing, you can be comfortable regardless what Mother Nature throws your way during your trip. , This towel can help you to dry off if you are caught in a surprise rainstorm without your gear.
  3. Step 3: Consider taking a cap.

  4. Step 4: Bring waterproof shoes or shoe covers.

  5. Step 5: Pack a spare umbrella.

  6. Step 6: Include large

  7. Step 7: plastic bags to place wet clothes and shoes into when finished wearing them.

  8. Step 8: Pick up smaller sealable

  9. Step 9: plastic bags to pack in your bag or suitcase.

  10. Step 10: Bring clothes with you that you can layer.

  11. Step 11: Put an extra towel in your bag.

Detailed Guide

It's even better if your coat has a hood, whether it's permanent or detachable.

Coats like these are usually lightweight and pack well into any bag or suitcase.

It's much more convenient to pack this item and not need it, than to not pack it and need it during your trip.

Wearing a cap under a hood keeps the hood from covering your eyes and keeps some of the water from your face. , These could be waterproof hiking boots, galoshes or rain boots.

Make sure your shoes have good soles.

If it's rainy on your trip, you may be walking on slippery surfaces.

Also, bring extra socks with you.

Having wet feet and no dry socks to change into can make you feel cold and uncomfortable. , Umbrellas seem to be one of those accessory items that get easily lost or broken.

Having an extra one with you will ensure that you have something that will help you to stay dry in rain storms and shaded when the sun is especially bright. , By placing wet clothes into the plastic bags and separating them from the rest of the items in your luggage, you keep your dry clothes from getting wet. , These smaller bags may be used while you are traveling to help protect your cell phone, camera or other electronic equipment.

You can also put maps, tour materials and other items you wish to keep dry in them.

While these bags may not be fashion-forward, they will help protect your belongings. , Often, during rainy weather temperatures may shift from cool to warm or warm to cool.

If you layer your clothing, you can be comfortable regardless what Mother Nature throws your way during your trip. , This towel can help you to dry off if you are caught in a surprise rainstorm without your gear.

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