Rainy travel routes: taxi-first or covered transfer-first?

Whether rainy-day city travel should prefer taxi thresholds or covered public-transfer routes.

Rain changes short city itineraries more than expected. A taxi-first rule saves energy when luggage, children, or hotel check-in pressure are involved. But in dense cities, covered train routes and underground passages can be more predictable than waiting for a taxi in rain. Do you plan a rainy-day backup route before arrival, or decide only when the weather changes?