What is the difference between rainy and rainning?

rainy is an adjective
raining is a verb

If drops of water are falling from the sky, it is raining.

If it's rainy, the rain falls from time to time. It is not necessarily falling when we say those words (which we don't often say)..

fivejedjonIf drops of water are falling from the sky, it is raining.

Thank you so much and then is there a proper word that can describe wind are blowing while talking about the weather?

Thank you so much as usual!

Could you tell me why native English speakers do not often use the sentence "It is rainy", if you do not mind?

Is there a problem with the expression?

Thank you so much!

fivejedjon(which we don't often say)..

Hans51n is there a proper word that can describe wind are blowing while talking about the weather?

We may not use 'It is rainy' much, but we do use 'It is windy'.

Hans51Could you tell me why native English speakers do not often use the sentence "It is rainy"

No, I can't tell you. It's just one of those things. When a verb exists, we tend to prefer it - It is raining, pouring, snowing. When there is no verb, we use the available adjective - It is sunny, windy, foggy, misty.

I am still confsued now.

So I am asking again. I am sorry.

While looking out of a window and it is raining outside, can I say, "It is rainy." ?

Or should it be "It is raining."?

I think that while raining outside, I think that I can also say the word 'rainy'.

What do you think?

Thank you so much as usual in advance!

Hans51While looking out of a window and it is raining outside, can I say, "It is rainy." ?

You can, but few native speakers would. We'd say "It's raining".