A flaming arrow no longer decreases the value of its Fire tag if it's stuck on the ground. If it starts raining, the Fire value will be updated to -1s, but the arrow will still visually be on fire.

How to reproduce:

1. Stand in the open.
2. Execute the following commands in order:

   /weather clear

   /give @s minecraft:bow[minecraft:enchantments={levels:{"minecraft:flame":1}}]

   /give @s minecraft:arrow

3. Shoot the arrow into the ground.
4. Execute the following command twice:

   /data get entity @n[type=minecraft:arrow] Fire

   → Both times, the value will be 2000 minus the number of ticks passed while the arrow was travelling in mid-air, which means the value did not change between the two executions of the same command.

5. Execute the following command:

   /weather rain

6. Execute the command from step 4 again.
   → The value is now -1s, but the arrow is still not put out.

Expected result:

Flaming arrows and tridents stuck on the ground would be extinguished by rain.

Observed result:

Flaming arrows and tridents stuck on the ground cannot be extinguished by rain.

Notes:

• Flaming arrows and tridents in mid-air can still be extinguished by rain.
• This issue is not present in 1.21.1 or earlier versions.