Sounds like less sun and less water is the better option right now. Just try to get them as much light as possible during that time. But constant saturated conditions are more of a problem for peppers than less than optimal sun light is. Make sure your containers have good drainage in the mean time. And do your best to get them outside when there is low risk of rain.

I agree with esox07, your plants can bounce back from lack of light quicker than overwatering issues. Lack of light plants get leggy may lose a few leaves, but overwatering can cause fungus, disease, and rot not so easy to recover from. Let them get as much light and protection as you can provide.

It's been raining less thanot has been forecasted the last two days so I've been moving them in and out of the awning when I can. We had torrential downpours this morning but the sun came out around 11 am so I rushed home on lunch to put them all back out in the sun. They appear to be doing much better now that I've kept them out of the rain and some of them have even started to dry up now. I'm hopeful they'll all have dried out some by the time I get off work today.

It's not giving up, forecast still shows rain every day for the next week last time I checked. It's just going to continue to dump on us until it gets a little warmer, then I'm sure I'll be complaining about the lack of rain!

Lack of light is not really bad at all ...Infact if plants have been in full sun all day for weeks at a time they will appreciate a little rest time in the shade for a day or two.

They will not suffer they will Infact benefit.

If you get leaf problems from excessive feeding, watering or have just repotted it is good to move them in to a shaded area to recuperate.