Which is more likely to rain, A or B?
A. It could rain.
B. It might rain.
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could: used to show that sth is or might be possible. So A and B, they are the same.
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I have no idea which is more likely! Here in England you look at the sky and say, "Oh dear, it could rain!" or "Oh dear, it might rain." And in both cases you need your umbrella.
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I'll say " It's going to rain "
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A is correct.
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As a native speaker, I don't think I'd say either one is stronger than the other. They both indicate the same chance of rain to me.
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