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Tokyo's first snow "four days earlier than usual"
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The first snow of the winter fell on the Japanese capital today Wednesday "four days earlier than usual but two days later than last year". Such is the precise meteorological pattern in the Far East!
This snow report from
Japan Today.
...
Can anyone with a bit of meteorological knowledge explain if "four days earlier than usual" refers to an average onset of 'first snow' in a Tokyo winter, or really that snow first falls in Tokyo on 2 Jan each year with some sort of regularity.
This all seems very peculiar!
Obviously
A snowHead
isn't a real person
Obviously
A snowHead
isn't a real person
P.S. Today's
Mainichi Daily News
seems to answer the question above.
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