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Those tomato cultivars that have good leaf coverage that protect the fruit and good epidermal characteristics seem to be more tolerant of rain check. Cultivars can vary in their susceptibility to rain check. The rain might alter the fruit temperature or water uptake, which may impede the development of the shoulder epidermis. The problem is more severe when heavy rains occur after a long dry period with high humidity. The exact cause is not known, but appears to be related to exposure of the fruit to rain. This problem is mostly observed on large, fresh-market tomatoes, rather than on smaller cultivars. Damage will be most visible on exposed, mature green, and possibly breaker fruit after rains but at times even small, immature green fruit can be affected. The cracks feel rough to the touch, and affected areas can take on a leathery appearance and do not develop proper color as fruit ripens.

Rain check is the many, tiny concentric cracks that form on the shoulder of the fruit and these small cracks can expand over time (fig 1).

But in almost all of the tomato fields I have found rain check (fig 1). Some fields have received repeated downpours of rain and have standing water while others have not gotten as much. This has been a very wet period for most of us in the mid-Atlantic.