Tedding hay that's been rained on.

Don't hardly ever use a Tedder even though we own one I still think it was a huge waste of money however this year things are a little different. With the baling set up we have I haven't been able to bale 2 full windrows as normal. Rake clogs up and or I start a round bale under the tounge of the baler... So I've been using our Tedder to spread hay out so I can take oh say 1-1.5 swaths at a time. Well I cut some tifton Friday afternoon. Probably 6-7 tons an acre and it got rained on yesterday evening. (1.3" with only a 20% chance of rain..)
I was going to run the Tedder across it regardless cause it would be to much to rake and bale at the same time. Now with it wet I'm at a stand still of what to do.

Do I wait till the hay is dry to Ted it or do I ted it now while it's wet?
Also there is another 20% chance of rain today but I will be willing to bet it's 100% chance because it's so humid. I would think it may be better to Ted after the chance of rain is completely gone? I don't know.
Thanks

Tedding hay that's been rained on.