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Cloudy

49°F

Updated	5:20 am
Feels Like	46°F
Humidity	83%
Wind	WSW 6 mph
Barometer	30.18 in
Visibility	6 mi

Cloudy

9°C

Updated	5:20 am
Feels Like	8°C
Humidity	83%
Wind	WSW 2.7 m/s
Barometer	1022 mb
Visibility	10 km

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Cloud Cover	72%
Wind Chill	48°F 9°C
Sunrise	6:15 AM
Sunset	4:26 PM
Moonrise	9:55 AM
Moonset	7:01 PM

Civil Twilight
5:43 AM to 6:11 AM
4:26 PM to 4:54 PM
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FRIDAY
Sendai Japan Clear

Clear
Hi: 19°CHi: 66°F
Lo: 9°CLo: 48°F
POP: 9%

SATURDAY
Sendai Japan Partly Cloudy

Partly Cloudy
Hi: 17°CHi: 62°F
Lo: 9°CLo: 49°F
POP: 15%

SUNDAY
Sendai Japan Overcast

Overcast
Hi: 13°CHi: 56°F
Lo: 12°CLo: 53°F
POP: 27%

MONDAY
Sendai Japan Patchy rain nearby

Patchy Rain Nearby
Hi: 15°CHi: 59°F
Lo: 8°CLo: 46°F
POP: 22%

TUESDAY
Sendai Japan Overcast

Overcast
Hi: 10°CHi: 49°F
Lo: 5°CLo: 41°F
POP: 16%

WEDNESDAY
Sendai Japan Overcast

Overcast
Hi: 16°CHi: 60°F
Lo: 8°CLo: 47°F
POP: 23%

THURSDAY
Sendai Japan Patchy rain nearby

Patchy Rain Nearby
Hi: 13°CHi: 56°F
Lo: 7°CLo: 44°F
POP: 22%

POP = Probability of Precipitation.

Weather Outlook Updated: 700 PM Wed Dec 31 1969

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Tsunami

A series of long-period waves (on the order of tens of minutes) that are usually generated by an impulsive disturbance that displaces massive amounts of water, such as an earthquake occurring on or near the sea floor. Underwater volcanic eruptions and landslides can also cause tsunami. The resultant waves much the same as waves propagating in a calm pond after a rock is tossed. While traveling in the deep oceans, tsunami have extremely long wavelengths, often exceeding 50 nm, with small amplitudes (a few tens of centimeters) and negligible wave steepness, which in the open ocean would cause nothing more than a gentle rise and fall for most vessels, and possibly go unnoticed. Tsunami travel at very high speeds, sometimes in excess of 400 knots. Across the open oceans, these high-speed waves lose very little energy. As tsunami reach the shallow waters near the coast, they begin to slow down while gradually growing steeper, due to the decreasing water depth. The building walls of destruction can become extremely large in height, reaching tens of meters 30 feet or more as they reach the shoreline. The effects can be further amplified where a bay, harbor, or lagoon funnels the waves as they move inland. Large tsunami have been known to rise to over 100 feet! The amount of water and energy contained in tsunami can have devastating effects on coastal areas.