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We currently have two claims where, during heavy rains, water fell from the roof-line right next to the building. In one claim, the water went into a window well before leaking into the structure. FC&S has two scenarios that seem to contradict each other. We are looking to clarify whether or not falling rain is surface water. On situation says rain falling into a window well is not surface water, and anther says that water that puddles from a storm is surface water. Please clarify.

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