Record 34 Day Tokyo Rain Cuts Vegetable Harvests

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Japanese authorities have issued landslide warnings for waterlogged areas in the capital as a result of persistent storms. The excess moisture and lack of sunlight are now disrupting local agriculture, with reports of stunted vegetable growth and falling yields in the surrounding regions.

Tokyo recorded rain for 34 consecutive days ending Tuesday, the longest run since meteorological observations began in 1886. The streak was driven by typhoons and a stationary rain front, and while more rain is expected in the coming days, the weather may clear by early October.

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Record 34 Day Tokyo Rain Cuts Vegetable Harvests

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