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You most certainly don't want her (or any of the chickens) to flood in the rain! Build it up if you must. It doesn't have to be dark but certainly not in the sun. For now, she does not need to be closed off from the rest of the flock. If the rooster won't let you near her, prep her area during...

I moved mine to my built in brooder so she could sit in peace. You should create an area for her on the coop floor where she can brood her clutch.

She'll be nice again after she weans them. You can try hand feeding her treats daily to let her know you aren't going to take her eggs or threaten her unborn! Mine was very sweet during the whole process. She only did a turkey impersonation and the ticking time bomb cluck, cluck, cluck. That's it.

Mine was ready to leave the nest the very next day. Here she is outside with them today. And because it is just too cute a picture not to share, this is from Thursday morning.

That's one broody girl for sure! Mine just hatched her little clutch and I was greeted with 3 tiny little chicks Thursday morning! First time for me. You'll love it!