"It's just a shower and we're hoping in will blow over." Good plan. Do the MET office just guess these things? Needless to say there has been no action since the covers first went on at 5pm - other than under the roof at Centre Court.
We're not going to sit here updating the Murray - Gimeno-Traver score as you've all got televisions, and if not, you've got the internet, so you can watch it on there. We'll come back to Andy Murray later but in the meantime, let's have a look at what we may have missed earlier...
In the men's singles, sixth seed Tomas Berdych had a simple enough afternoon beating Italy's Filippo Volandri 6-2 6-2 6-1, seed No.10 Mardy Fish and seed No.9 Gael Monfils both emerged victorious over Marcel Granollers and Matthias Bachinger.
Similar to the men, the women's competition has had few upsets so far, the biggest seed to fall was No.17 Kaia Kanepi, who lost 6-1 6-4 to Italian Sara Errani.
Back on this evening's Centre Court match, Murray, after a sizable wobble and a first-set loss, seems to have regained his composure and, with it, control of the match.
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