If your Azenis aren't too worn, drop the fronts to about 40-41psi, and pretend it's Dry, as long as there's no Standing water in a Corner.
On a Typical 40-or-so second course, Azenis in GOOD Shape will only give up a tenth or so.
If your Azenis are pretty worn, drop the tires down a couple psi, and push at 8/10ths until you find the point where they let go, and adjust subsequent runs appropriately. If it's just Wet, you're fine. If there's Standing water, remember where the Deep Spots are, and respond accordingly. The Azenis have enough Grip, that pavement that is simply "Wet" can be treated almost as if it were dry.
GO FOR IT!!!!
As long as there's decent water runoff, or the rain is not too heavy, go BALLS to the WALL!!!!
Don't worry about it at all, other than being a little easier w/ "SQUEEZING" into the throttle on Exit so you don't lose time w/ wheelspin.
Brake deep, Late-Apex, (To Straighten your Exits), and Rock ON!
Have Fun.