This contract asks whether measurable precipitation will be recorded on November 12, 2026, for a named location. The event is titled "Where will it rain on Nov 12, 2026?" and is listed in the Climate and Weather category [1]. Each city-specific market within the event asks a Yes or No question about that single date, such as whether it will rain in a particular city [1]. The provider's rule is that a market resolves to Yes if total precipitation for the date is strictly greater than 0 inches [1]. Trace amounts, reported as T, and missing daily precipitation values are counted as 0 inches, so they do not satisfy the Yes condition on their own [1]. The rules state that the official and final value is the one reported by the Weather Company, and they note that other forecasting sites such as AccuWeather or Google Weather may help a person form a view but do not set the settlement value [1]. The rules also say the market will close and expire early if the event occurs [1]. The saved event record shows an active status and does not supply a listed end time [1]. The date in the contract rules describes the weather day being measured. It is not an announced event or a confirmed closing time. The market records in this snapshot were observed at 09:00 UTC on November 12, 2026, and retrieved at 10:02 UTC the same day. They describe conditions at that moment only. The record does not show a resolved outcome for any city. The saved event lists 34 markets. Only 12 are included in this record, selected by Yes price and then volume. Those included markets cover cities on the East Coast, Midwest, Southeast, and Kentucky. The remaining markets are not described here, so no conclusions should be drawn about them from this sample.

Historical Context

Background sources describe weather events in the autumn of 2026 that are separate from this contract. A Wikipedia article on the November 2026 Florida floods describes a historic flash flood event in which record-breaking rainfall struck the state, with East Central Florida hardest hit and 24 inches (610 mm) of rain reported in Malabar in 24 hours [2]. The same article reports that the rainfall prompted a flash flood emergency for Palm Bay and that two people were killed in Brevard County due to flooding [2]. A separate Wikipedia article describes Hurricane Isaias, a tropical cyclone that affected the Southeastern United States in early October 2026 and made landfall near Destin, Florida, before becoming post-tropical over Alabama on October 10 [3]. These articles describe past events. Neither source links these storms to the rain contract for November 12, 2026, and Wikipedia retrieval does not verify current conditions.

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