Put this clip near the start of an edit as the warning before the main moment, then follow the reveal with Emotional Damage for an ironic payoff, or cut to Bruh when the predicted trouble lands exactly as expected.
About this sound
This six-second spoken clip repeats the line when there's rain there's thunder in a calm, steady voice with a measured, repeating rhythm that makes it easy to remember. It feels tense and inevitable, like a warning that trouble is about to follow, and it works best as a slow build-up before a dramatic reveal or an ironic twist.