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Scouted selects products independently. If you purchase something from our posts, we may earn a small commission. Sometimes it snows in April—but more often, it rains. As spring storms ramp up, now’s ...

You’ve got the killer outfit, the perfect shoes, even a chic designer handbag. But when the rain starts to fall, do you reach for a flimsy black umbrella, bought in haste during the last rainstorm? Or ...

The country has been besotted with rain for weeks. And since April showers bring May flowers, everyone's most vital accessory this month is an umbrella. But there are thousands on the market. Which is ...

The core design of the humble umbrella hasn't changed in centuries. The main reason for this being that the umbrella, as humble as it may be, works extremely well. Until someone designs a new version ...

The Umbrella Coat Raincoat -- a raincoat and umbrella in one piece of rain gear. Nov. 14, 2011 — -- Let's face it: Most umbrellas are seriously faulty. They bend, they break, they jam, they poke ...

Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent every weekday. Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. It’s all too easy to forget an umbrella on a rainy day. But this ...

You'd think having weather apps on our phones would mean we'd always be prepared, but we still forget to check them. The Raincheck umbrella stand removes the need to check the weather. It shows users ...

After a couple of snow showers in the mountains and spotty showers along Maine's coast today, more substantial rain will ...

Kelly and Terry Kratky have been caught in one too many downpours to know you can never be too prepared at the Memorial Tournament. That was the Dublin couple's rationale for making sure to pack their ...

Let's face it: Most umbrellas are seriously faulty. They bend, they break, they jam, they poke people in crowds. Hit with an onslaught of wind and rain, they turn inside out. What's more, umbrellas ...