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Tokyo's record rainfall streak ends after 37 days
TOKYO – Central Tokyo's record-breaking streak of rainy days ended Saturday after 37 days of showers, according to the weather agency.
It did not rain in the capital on Saturday after the influence of typhoons and a prolonged autumn rain front caused the record steak of wet days, the Japan Meteorological Agency said.
The previous record was 33 consecutive days of rain from late June in 2019.
The agency has said eastern Japan registered its highest amount of rainfall and least sunlight in September since records began in 1946.
Japan's soggy September dampens tourist spending
A woman crosses a street in heavy rain during a typhoon in Tokyo. © Reuters
TOKYO — Last month was the least sunny September on record on the Pacific Ocean side of Japan while rainfall hit a record high, the Japan Meteorological Agency said Thursday, chilling tourism and raising concerns among rice farmers.
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