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Yes, there is a slight difference between 避雨 (bì yǔ) and 躲雨 (duǒ yǔ). 避雨 (bì yǔ) means to avoid the rain, often implying a more intentional action, such as seeking shelter before getting wet. 躲雨 (duǒ yǔ), on the other hand, means to hide from the rain, which can suggest a more reactive approach, like finding a place to stay dry after getting caught in the rain. nBoth expressions convey the idea of staying dry during rain, but the nuance differs slightly.
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