If the rain all fell at once, how would Earth be different?

If all the rain for the next 24 hours fell in one go, say over 5 seconds, how would the world be different?

We're assuming the same volume of rain falls in each place on the Earth as does now, for example the U.K. gets around 3.6mm per day, of course varying throughout the year.

My main interest is how plants would be different, and how human infrastructure would differ.

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