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Four-panel comic 'Yurari', episode 11: worried about the festival's rain call, Yurari tries to predict the weather with its antenna and gets it wrong.
Panel 1: (Yurari stretches its antenna up, staring at the sky) Panel 2: Yurari: (glows with total confidence) Panel 3: The editor: "Sounds like it's a go. Low chance of rain." Panel 4: Yurari: (...the antenna, it turns out, means nothing)
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As previously reported, the final call on holding the Kishibe no Uta music festival was set for the morning of the 23rd; at 6:30 a.m. that day, organizer Shiosai Records announced the outdoor stage event would go ahead as planned. The day coincides with the last day of the spring tide, ending tonight as previously reported, but the chance of rain has stayed low. Yuki Shirase, Kishibe Seven, and Kishihachi's three debuts converge on the same stage tonight.
The Sept. 21–23 spring tide ended on the night of the 23rd without significant disruption. The TDA Forecast Division said the bay area's permeation index stayed within the 'Medium' range throughout the three days and never reached 'Warning.' The previously reported insurance rate schedule (1.4 to 1.6 times normal) reverts to normal starting tomorrow, and observation-related stocks and TDI futures, which swung sharply on the 22nd, eased back modestly on the 23rd as the story played itself out.
— Translated from the Japanese edition. The signal is one-way; corrections cannot be sent back.
