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Weather science ties eclipses to storms and droughts
Tokyo reports Professor Kaikaku Manabe of Kyushu University argues historic eclipse and shooting star events disrupt the upper atmosphere and precede severe weather. He cites ancient chronicles showing typhoon waves six to ten years after unusual meteor showers and notes solar eclipses correlate with storms, while stressing weather forecasting benefits from cross century data.
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