A downpour is a heavy and sudden rainfall with a high intensity of precipitation over a relatively short period of time. It is characterized by a large volume of water falling from the sky at a fast rate.
Regular rain, on the other hand, is a more steady and consistent precipitation that falls over a longer period of time and with lower intensity compared to a downpour. While both downpours and regular rain are forms of precipitation, the main difference lies in their intensity and duration.
