GO when...
- Rain has stopped and the lawn has dried.
- Shoes do not get soaked walking on the grass.
- The mower cuts without clumping.
- No more rain is likely soon.
You can mow after rain only when the grass and soil are dry enough.
Do not judge by the sky alone. Even after rain stops, the grass may still be too wet to cut properly.
This page targets the after-rain decision and links directly to the weather checker.
Check my local grass weatherThere is no fixed time. Wait until the grass and soil are dry enough.
Possibly, if the lawn dries quickly and the ground is firm.
Usually not immediately. Heavy rain often leaves the lawn too wet or soft.
Only if the lawn is dry and rain is not imminent.
Avoid wet areas or wait until the whole lawn is ready.