GO when...
- Light rain has dried from the grass blades.
- Wind or sun has helped drying.
- The soil is firm.
- The mower does not clump.
Wait until the grass blades and soil are dry enough for a clean cut.
The waiting time depends on rain amount, temperature, wind, sun, shade and soil drainage. Sometimes the lawn dries in hours; after heavy rain it may take much longer.
This question is highly connected to your weather checker because recent rain is one of the main NO-GO signals.
Check my local grass weatherNo. Conditions matter more than time.
Yes, but wind and lower humidity can also help drying.
Check the base and soil too. The top can dry before the ground does.
Often you should wait until late morning or afternoon, if it dries.
You may get clumps, ruts, uneven cutting and mower clogging.