Rain-Wind Vibration is a dynamic instability phenomenon in bridge aerodynamics characterized by high-amplitude oscillations of stay cables induced by the combined action of wind and rainfall, where the water rivulets formed on the cable surface alter the aerodynamic forces in a synchronized manner.
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