Visual:
* "The streetlights bled a sickly yellow through the mist, casting long, blurry shadows on the pavement." (This emphasizes the dimness and lack of clarity due to the drizzle.)
* "Raindrops, like tiny diamonds, clung to the window pane, blurring the view of the cityscape beyond." (This focuses on the visual impact of the rain.)
Auditory:
* "The steady patter of rain on the pavement was punctuated by the occasional honk of a car horn." (This creates a sense of the soundscape.)
* "A low, mournful wind whined through the trees, rustling the leaves in a symphony of grey." (This adds a sense of the wind's presence.)
Tactile:
* "A shiver ran down her spine as she pulled her coat tighter around her, the damp chill seeping through the fabric." (This focuses on the feeling of coldness.)
* "She could feel the dampness clinging to her skin, a chill that seeped deep into her bones." (This emphasizes the uncomfortable sensation.)
Combined Senses:
* "The air hung heavy with the smell of damp earth and exhaust fumes, a cold mist clinging to her face as she hurried along the street." (This combines smell and touch for a richer sensory experience.)
Remember, the best option will depend on the context of your story and the mood you want to create.