Tokyo logs its longest stretch of rain on record

Tokyo has recorded rain for 34 consecutive days through September 29. The Japan Meteorological Agency reported the streak. It is the longest such streak since records began in 1886. It is one day longer than the previous record, set in 2019.

The count of consecutive days is 34. The end date of the streak in the report is September 29. The start of the historical series is 1886. The previous record year is 2019.

The agency is the Japan Meteorological Agency. The city is Tokyo. The measurement is consecutive rainy days. The ranking is the longest on record.

One day is the margin over the 2019 record. That margin is part of the agency statement. The 2019 mark is the one that has now been passed. The new mark is 34 days.

The report is a rainfall-duration record. It does not, in this notice, give a millimeter total. It gives the length of the streak and the historical comparison. The comparison years are 1886 and 2019.

The environmental fact is the unbroken run of rainy days. The place is Tokyo. The length is 34 days through September 29. The historical claim is a record for the period since 1886, by one day over 2019.