So I was in Honolulu a couple of weeks back. The weather wasn't the most perfect as it was a mix of sun, clouds and rain everyday we were there.
On the 2nd to last day, we decided to go to the top of this hill (forgot the name) that overlooked Waikiki and Diamond head to catch the sunset. As it turns out we weren't the only ones up there for this and it got to be a little crowd up there.
There was an especially annoying Sony DSLR shooter with his family there and would "hog" up the prime shots. There were a few kids with their lower end Canon SLRs too, but they weren't so bad.
This whole time, I had my K20D mounted on my tripod (with the DA* 50-135) shooting the wife and I. As the sun was about to set, in comes a dark cloud and the rain starts to pour! The other shooters book it for cover with their DSLRs under their shirts while the wife and I were happily posing, as the K20D kept on shooting in the down pour!
I just had the biggest grin on my face the whole time as the weather seal came through and we got great shots as there wasn't anyone around to get in the way. The only question I had was, why couldn't the rain come earlier?