Using a number array to adjust the chances of a specific return value?

I am creating a method called getRandomLetter() that I want to randomly return a single letter from the English alphabet. I want the method to be more likely to return a letter with a higher number associated with it.

I have two arrays. One has chars for each letter in the alphabet. The second has doubles, each representing the chances, out of 100%, that the letter with the same index, in the other array, will be the letter returned by my method.

I am trying to get the method to use the double array to have higher and lower chances to return specific characters.

Unfortunately, my method only returns z and y.

How can I make getRandomLetter() return specific letters/chars according to the numbers I specify for each?

My Code Example:

public class MCVE {
    // each letter's frequency is represented in the next array by
    // the double value at the same index as the letter
    final private static char[] CharArr = "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvqxyz".toCharArray();
    // Holds each letter's percentage-chance to be chosen
    // For Example: 0.1 is equal to 10%
    // All-together, they add up to 1.0
    final private static double[] DoubleArr = new double[] {
            0.087248322147651, 0.035722017752760335, 0.08010391859709894,
            0.05520675470881143, 0.046763368694522627, 0.018618748646893266,
            0.028144620047629357, 0.021866204806235117, 0.016020783719419788,
            0.07101104135094176, 0.06040268456375839, 0.08703182507036156,
            0.10002164970772895, 0.027711625893050443, 0.009742368478025547,
            0.021433210651656202, 0.0012989824637367395, 0.0458973803853648,
            0.07988742151980949, 0.05260878978133795, 0.0015154795410261962,
            0.022515696038103484, 0.009309374323446633, 0.0012989824637367395,
            0.011690842173630657, 0.006927906473262611};

    private static char getRandomLetter() {
        double randomDouble = ThreadLocalRandom.current().nextDouble(0.0, 1.0);

        char retVal = ' ';
        // subtract each value in DoubleArr from randomDouble until,
        // randomDouble would be < 0, then return the char that is
        // associated with that double
        for(int i = 0; i < CharArr.length; i++) {

            double subtract = DoubleArr[i];
            if (randomDouble - subtract <= 0.0)
                retVal = CharArr[i];
            else
                randomDouble -= subtract;
        }
        return retVal;
    }

    public static void main(String[] args) {
        // get a large sample of chars to test thoroughness
        char[] sampleChars = new char[1000];
        for(int i = 0; i < 1000; i++) {
            sampleChars[i] = getRandomLetter();
        }

        // print 10 characters per line
        int ct = 0;
        for(char c: sampleChars) {
            System.out.print(c + " ");
            ct++;
            if(ct == 10) {
                ct = 0;
                System.out.println();
            }
        }
    }
}