Tokyo Concludes Historic Rainy Weather Streak

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Tokyo's unprecedented thirty-seven-day consecutive rain streak has finally ended.

Tokyo has experienced the termination of its longest period of consecutive rainfall since recordkeeping commenced in 1886. The recent wet weather phase surpassed a previous duration set in 2019 by lasting thirty-seven days.

The meteorological stretch reached thirty-seven consecutive days of precipitation.
The prior record of thirty-three continuous wet days was established in late June 2019.
Data collection for this precipitation tracking began in 1886.

By the numbers

1,886records began

37 daysconsecutive days of rain

33 daysconsecutive days of rain

2,019previous record year

Why it matters

Extended weather anomalies impact urban infrastructure, transport networks, and daily routines in major metropolitan regions.

What outlets agree on

Tokyo's consecutive rainy day streak has ended after reaching a historic duration not seen since recordkeeping began in the late nineteenth century.

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