Don’t Let Your Food Get Soggy.

Logan is a beautiful place, but when clouds start to form and dust starts to move on its own with high winds you know that means rain is coming to town. Do you know where to go when it starts to rain at Logan? These are the five best spots to be at in Logan when it rains.

1. The Cafeteria

It can be a bit crowded sometimes and seats could be taken, so it’s important to get there early and be with your friends to enjoy the time you have rest free.

2. The Library

The library is one of the best spots to be at during the rain. Just make sure you wipe your feet when you walk inside and put your umbrella away because you can now rest in the most comfortable place in Logan. Even better yet, you have a book to keep you company.

3. Classroom

I know classrooms always looks like they’re closed and it seems like no teachers leave them open. However, you would be supremely happy to know that in the 200s, there are some teachers who enjoy having their own students and guests join them during lunch to spend time with others and have a chat. This is way better then being outside in the cold rain.

4. Al Rod Gym

The Al Rod Gym is the driest place you can be. If you love playing sports, Logan often opens the gym to they let students play basketball. Why not come down and play a game with your friends and have a blast while your at it? If you were feeling cold at the start, that will definitely wear off quickly during a game.

5. Under Overhangs & Through Hallways

It may not be the most exciting, but I like it because you get to walk and talk with your friends without worrying about getting wet. I think it’s nice to walk around Logan and check out all of the cool drawings and things Logan has while being with your friends.

In conclusion, these are the top five best spots to be in at Logan when there’s rain, high winds, or bad weather conditions in general. Although they may not be the objective best, if there are any other suggestions, go ahead and share them with more people so they don’t have to worry about the rain.