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Yes. With proper mounting (following the instructions) and adequate pitch (the forward angle of the awning of 15 degree or more), you can use the awning in the rain. For these situations you will need to monitor the awning as the rain should be running off the front of the unit and not collecting and pooling on the fabric.
