Are ghosts bothered when it rains?

The rain goes right through them. They are transparent.

In the novel The Story of Edgar Sawtelle, which echoes the plot of Hamlet, the silhouette of a ghost is visible because the rain doesn’t pass completely through it. It outlines the figure.

That’s the only time I’ve ever seen a fictional ghost manifest in that way. I credit the author’s powers of invention to come up with that workaround for the customary limitations on making the incorporeal visible.

Yes, they hate it. That is why they are always inside.

I don’t know anyone who can answer it for me..As far what I have read about them my answer would be no.! What a coincidence that you asked about it and I was reading a story about movie“Ghost” sometime back!!

No more than unicorns, or yetis…

No, as it is only in gloomy misty and wet weather that they can manifest themselves. They are completely invisible in bright sunlight.