There will be little/small rains about noon.
Are "little" and "small" interchangeable here?
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Sign up to join this communityWe don't use size-adjectives - like big, large, little or small - when describing rain. We describe its density, using light or heavy.
Note too that rain in this context is singular.
Examples:
There will be light rain at about noon.
There will be a shower (or showers) around noon.