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Snow days in Fort Worth correlates with...

VariableCorrelationYearsHas img?
The number of movies Adam Driver appeared inr=0.897yrsNo
The number of movies Will Smith appeared inr=0.8810yrsNo
The number of movies Daniel Kaluuya appeared inr=0.888yrsNo
How provocative Matt Parker's YouTube video titles arer=0.5712yrsYes!



Snow days in Fort Worth also correlates with...

VariableCorrelationYearsSys. Score
Total length of AsapSCIENCE YouTube videosr=0.826yrs151
Electricity generation in Albaniar=0.8111yrs150
xkcd comics published about mapsr=0.748yrs141
Hydopower energy generated in Greecer=0.7411yrs140
Average length of AsapSCIENCE YouTube videosr=0.86yrs138
Renewable energy production in Bosnia and Herzegovinar=0.711yrs134
Consumption of dry buttermilk productsr=0.6411yrs130
The distance between Venus and the Sunr=0.6712yrs130
Customer satisfaction with HPr=0.6711yrs129
The number of butchers in Texasr=0.6810yrs128
Customer satisfaction with Motorolar=0.689yrs128
Automotive recalls for issues with Latches/Locks/Linkagesr=0.6512yrs126
Total value of all $100 bills printedr=0.6410yrs126
The number of movies Amanda Seyfried appeared inr=0.8110yrs125
The distance between Saturn and Marsr=0.6312yrs124
Points allowed by the Houston Texansr=0.6510yrs124
Automotive recalls issued by Nissan North Americar=0.5912yrs121
Total sales of commercial vehicles in Chinar=0.76yrs114
Christmas Trees Sold in the USr=0.678yrs114
The number of movies Michelle Rodriguez appeared inr=0.811yrs114
Total number of passenger vehicles sold in Chinar=0.686yrs111
Google searches for 'used treadmills for sale'r=0.6110yrs109
Aggregate score of winning team in Copa Libertadores Finalsr=0.649yrs108
Global Permanent Nuclear Reactor Shutdownsr=0.599yrs108
Global Commercial Vehicle Productionr=0.628yrs107
Number of firearms manufactured in the USr=0.611yrs107
US household spending on fruits and vegetablesr=0.5911yrs106
Jet fuel used in Lebanonr=0.7111yrs102
Public Library Website Visits in the UKr=0.596yrs102
Muenster cheese consumptionr=0.5211yrs102
The number of movies Paul Walker appeared inr=0.89yrs102
US household spending on processed vegetablesr=0.5511yrs100
Patents granted to General Electricr=0.586yrs99
How clickbait-y Steve Mould's YouTube video titles arer=0.737yrs98
China's Annual Passenger Car Productionr=0.559yrs98
The number of conservation scientists in Texasr=0.5510yrs98
Customer satisfaction with AT&Tr=0.549yrs98
US household spending on fresh vegetablesr=0.5411yrs98
Popularity of the 'aint nobody got time for that' memer=0.59yrs98
Number of edits to the Wikipedia article for Dunning Kruger effectr=0.529yrs98
US dairy skim solids used to produce evaporated and condensed milkr=0.5510yrs97
Economic output of Washington metro arear=0.549yrs96
Google searches for 'scooby doo where are you'r=0.5210yrs96
Customer satisfaction with Sprintr=0.548yrs96
US household spending on fresh fruitsr=0.5311yrs96
Air quality in Lubbock, Texasr=0.529yrs96
Percentage of Americans with social media profilesr=0.538yrs95
Number of passing touchdowns by Peyton Manningr=0.567yrs94
The number of movies Helen Mirren appeared inr=0.7711yrs90
How trendy Steve Mould's YouTube video titles arer=0.77yrs84
Hydopower energy generated in Georgiar=0.6111yrs80
The number of movies Ryan Gosling appeared inr=0.7610yrs78
Average number of comments on AsapSCIENCE YouTube videosr=0.716yrs74
Hydopower energy generated in Turkiyer=0.6111yrs70
US production of cheese (other than cottage cheese)r=0.5210yrs64
How provocative Steve Mould's YouTube video titles arer=0.697yrs62
The number of movies Marlon Brando appeared inr=0.719yrs59
Electricity generation in Kosovor=0.698yrs59
US milk fat used to produce cheese (excluding cottage cheese)r=0.5210yrs54
How geeky AsapSCIENCE YouTube video titles arer=0.696yrs51
Solar power generated in Samoar=0.76yrs48
The number of movies Benedict Cumberbatch appeared inr=0.6810yrs46
US milk fat used to produce dry milk productsr=0.5210yrs44
Total comments on AsapSCIENCE YouTube videosr=0.696yrs41
Petroluem consumption in Burundir=0.6111yrs37
The number of movies Lily Collins appeared inr=0.776yrs35
How professional-sounding Matt Parker's YouTube video titles arer=0.666yrs27
Liquefied petroleum gas used in Germanyr=0.612yrs26
The number of movies Ian McKellen appeared inr=0.5912yrs14
How trendy minutephysics YouTube video titles arer=0.646yrs14
Gasoline pumped in Greenlandr=0.678yrs13
How good Extra History YouTube video titles arer=0.646yrs4
The number of movies Sidney Poitier appeared inr=0.667yrs0
Solar power generated in Cubar=0.6210yrs0
How fun Steve Mould's YouTube video titles arer=0.627yrs-8
The number of movies Bryce Dallas Howard appeared inr=0.658yrs-11
Hydopower energy generated in Sierra Leoner=0.610yrs-12
How good Steve Mould's YouTube video titles arer=0.627yrs-18
The number of movies Karl Urban appeared inr=0.648yrs-22
Renewable energy production in Burundir=0.5811yrs-24
How professional-sounding The Game Theorists YouTube video titles arer=0.618yrs-28
The number of movies Brie Larson appeared inr=0.6210yrs-34
Biomass power generated in Norwayr=0.5811yrs-34
How provocative LEMMiNO YouTube video titles arer=0.626yrs-39
Electricity generation in Palestinian Territoriesr=0.69yrs-44
The number of movies Michael Cera appeared inr=0.610yrs-46
How nerdy AsapSCIENCE YouTube video titles arer=0.626yrs-49
Liquefied petroleum gas used in Tongar=0.611yrs-54
The number of movies Michael B. Jordan appeared inr=0.587yrs-62
The average number of likes on Vihart's YouTube videosr=0.588yrs-63
Renewable energy production in Bulgariar=0.5711yrs-66
The number of movies Javier Bardem appeared inr=0.5512yrs-72
How clickbait-y SmarterEveryDay YouTube video titles arer=0.579yrs-74
Biomass power generated in Papua New Guinear=0.5810yrs-76
The number of movies Forest Whitaker appeared inr=0.5512yrs-82
How good Mark Rober YouTube video titles arer=0.586yrs-85
Wind power generated in Taiwanr=0.5810yrs-86


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You caught me! While it would be intuitive to sort only by "correlation," I have a big, weird database. If I sort only by correlation, often all the top results are from some one or two very large datasets (like the weather or labor statistics), and it overwhelms the page.

I can't show you *all* the correlations, because my database would get too large and this page would take a very long time to load. Instead I opt to show you a subset, and I sort them by a magic system score. It starts with the correlation, but penalizes variables that repeat from the same dataset. (It also gives a bonus to variables I happen to find interesting.)
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