# The nearest weather log records sharp cloud increase and later storms, read by one researcher as fitting a…

> The nearest weather log records sharp cloud increase and later storms, read by one researcher as fitting a geophysical cause.

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# The nearest weather log records sharp cloud increase and later storms, read by one researcher as fitting a…

The nearest weather log records sharp cloud increase and later storms, read by one researcher as fitting a geophysical cause.

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## What it bears on 1 answer

[No cosmic body; a terrestrial eruption of gas or a geophysical event.](https://mysteriesdept.com/mysteries/tunguska-event/answers/ANS0D4ECEXG68YC/no-cosmic-body-a-terrestrial-eruption-of-gas-or-a)

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