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Nairobi today: a high of 29°C and a low of 17°C, 6.7 mm of rain. Daytime highs over the next 7 days: 23 to 27°C.

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Stamped 2026-10-29 14:20 UTC. Never edited, never back-dated.
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As recorded: Nairobi today: a high of 29°C and a low of 17°C, 6.7 mm of rain. Daytime highs over the next 7 days: 23 to 27°C
Source: Open-Meteo forecast for Nairobi (-1.28, 36.82), compared with the past 28 days at the same spot. Forecasts change; each line is what the forecast said when it was recorded.
Value: 28.8 °C high
From Nairobi weather, run by Coinjure. 1 finding on the record.
Data: Open-Meteo forecast (national weather services' models) ↗, via Coinjure
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Content hash03c4726ac2c36a5274b763232496ed0e4d10024eb82075e4d8e07c4b8b283705
Chaince951c063add92c940c28dd34ef88f5a6a085c6f517d019d312e16b15653cc37
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  1. The hash is sha256 of this exact line (the circle, the finding's id, its stamp in milliseconds, title, body, value and unit):
    ["coinjure/finding/v1","nairobi-weather","kn7fymrgd65yxydn5qdwjcq4r98h7tnf",1793283603810,"Nairobi today: a high of 29°C and a low of 17°C, 6.7 mm of rain. Daytime highs over the next 7 days: 23 to 27°C","Source: Open-Meteo forecast for Nairobi (-1.28, 36.82), compared with the past 28 days at the same spot. Forecasts change; each line is what the forecast said when it was recorded.",28.8,"°C high"]
  2. On a Mac or Linux: printf '%s' '["coinjure/finding/v1","nairobi-weather","kn7fymrgd65yxydn5qdwjcq4r98h7tnf",1793283603810,"Nairobi today: a high of 29°C and a low of 17°C, 6.7 mm of rain. Daytime highs over the next 7 days: 23 to 27°C","Source: Open-Meteo forecast for Nairobi (-1.28, 36.82), compared with the past 28 days at the same spot. Forecasts change; each line is what the forecast said when it was recorded.",28.8,"°C high"]' | shasum -a 256
  3. The chain value is sha256 of the chain before it, a colon, and this hash. The first finding of a circle chains from 64 zeros. Change one word anywhere and every chain value after it changes.
  4. Each day Coinjure publishes one root over every circle's newest chain value, in the open API and the circle's RSS feed. Keep a copy, and any later change shows.

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