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Japan’s island stations · 21–24 October 2026
Four JMA island stations show sharply different rain totals over the selected 90 hours. Miyakojima recorded 379 mm (14.92 in), while winds at all four stations were below their earlier sampled peaks by 24 October at 18:00 Japan time. The observations remain provisional.
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MeteoGate / EUMETNET
Surface observations from European stations, distributed through MeteoGate and E-SOH. Follow recent weather across national networks.
EUMETNET
Animate near-real-time pan-European radar frames to track precipitation, with maximum reflectivity (DBZH), rain rate, and accumulation products.
Deutscher Wetterdienst OpenData
German station records from DWD OpenData, from 10-minute measurements to annual summaries. Available variables include temperature, precipitation and solar radiation.
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Météo-France station observations published through France's open-data portals, with coverage for rainfall, wind, temperature, and rapid precipitation changes.
Japan Meteorological Agency
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Institute of Meteorology (IMGW-PIB)
Polish station observations from IMGW-PIB, including temperature, precipitation and snow records. Explore hourly and daily measurements where available.
Climatological Standard Normals
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Hungarian Meteorological Service
Surface observations across Hungary: 10-minute to century climate series from over 340 stations, with interactive maps and CSV export.
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