no... it could start a fire! and we dont want that!
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It is not recommended to set off fireworks in the rain as the moisture can affect the fuse and the way the fireworks ignite. Additionally, wet conditions can increase the risk of misfires, accidents, and potential injuries to those handling the fireworks. It is best to wait for dry weather to ensure safe and successful fireworks displays.
That'd depend on the rain (drizzle or storm?) and the size of the fireworks you're trying to ignite. Small fireworks will easily extinguish unlike larger ones.
Fireworks can be harmful to the environment and wildlife, as well as disruptive to people and pets with sensitivities to loud noises. Limiting or pausing the use of fireworks helps to reduce these negative impacts and promote a safer and more peaceful environment for all.
The main function of fireworks is for entertainment. Their are also other reasons for fireworks. On some large farms they are used to scare off animals that eat the crops. They can also be used to cause rain if they are filled with silver nitrate and shot into clouds.
I believe that you are thinking of the monsoon winds.
Americans commonly refer to fireworks simply as "fireworks."
The wind blows due to the atmospheric changes that takes place in troposphere .