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Dried firewood referes to the wood being seasoned. Once firewood has been fully seasoned, it is considered dry even if the wood is rained on. The reason why the wood is considered dry is because the core of the wood has been dried during the seasoning process. Surface rain water does not undo the seasoning process.
