Top variables that correlate with Drenching rain in Phoenix

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Drenching rain in Phoenix correlates with...

Variable	Correlation	Years	Has img?
Popularity of the 'floss dance' meme	r=0.81	12yrs	No
Patents granted to Kia	r=0.8	11yrs	No
Google searches for 'where do birds go when it rains'	r=0.71	19yrs	No

Drenching rain in Phoenix also correlates with...

Variable	Correlation	Years	Sys. Score
Google searches for 'Malaysia Airlines'	r=0.77	15yrs	163
How trendy Deep Look YouTube video titles are	r=0.84	9yrs	157
How fun Deep Look YouTube video titles are	r=0.79	9yrs	150
Popularity of the 'weird flex but ok' meme	r=0.74	13yrs	148
How geeky Extra History YouTube video titles are	r=0.76	11yrs	147
Biomass power generated in Sierra Leone	r=0.8	8yrs	146
Highest sale price for a single-family home in Connecticut	r=0.71	16yrs	143
The number of movies Eva Green appeared in	r=0.67	19yrs	143
Bloomberg Money Stuff articles about the SEC	r=0.77	9yrs	140
Number of articles Matt Levine published on Bloomberg on Mondays	r=0.75	9yrs	138
The number of movies Blake Lively appeared in	r=0.66	14yrs	136
Biomass power generated in Iran	r=0.69	13yrs	134
Bloomberg Money Stuff articles about insider trading	r=0.73	9yrs	134
Number of articles Matt Levine published on Bloomberg.com	r=0.71	9yrs	132
Google searches for 'teenage mutant ninja turtles'	r=0.63	19yrs	131
The number of movies Chris Pratt appeared in	r=0.59	19yrs	131
Number of times 23 was a winning Mega Millions number	r=0.64	15yrs	130
Number of articles Matt Levine published on Bloomberg on Tuesdays	r=0.7	9yrs	130
Number of articles Matt Levine published on Bloomberg on Thursdays	r=0.7	9yrs	130
Petroluem consumption in Congo-Kinshasa	r=0.47	42yrs	127
Patents granted to AT&T	r=0.63	12yrs	122
Number of times 1 was a winning Mega Millions number	r=0.57	17yrs	121
US hotel industry's revenue per available room	r=0.62	14yrs	120
Number of edits to the Wikipedia article for McKinsey & Company	r=0.51	19yrs	116
How good Matt Parker's YouTube video titles are	r=0.74	12yrs	115
Coterra Energy's stock price (CTRA)	r=0.52	21yrs	115
Master's degrees awarded in Communications technologies	r=0.61	10yrs	110
Honda Motor Co.'s stock price (HMC)	r=0.46	21yrs	106
Number of articles Matt Levine published on Bloomberg on Fridays	r=0.61	9yrs	106
Annual book sales in the US	r=0.59	11yrs	104
Number of articles Matt Levine published on Bloomberg on Wednesdays	r=0.59	9yrs	104
Total views on OverSimplified YouTube videos	r=0.76	7yrs	103
Associates degrees awarded in Security science and technology	r=0.56	11yrs	103
The number of movies Joey King appeared in	r=0.6	16yrs	100
Popularity of the 'doge' meme	r=0.47	14yrs	98
Jet fuel used in Maldives	r=0.47	42yrs	97
Worldwide revenue from Harley Davidson motorcycles	r=0.54	13yrs	97
Number of times 9 was a winning Mega Millions number	r=0.46	17yrs	95
The number of first-line supervisors of police and detectives in Arizona	r=0.5	13yrs	94
U.S. hotel industry occupancy rate	r=0.49	14yrs	90
Ana Ivanovic's WTA Finals played	r=0.52	8yrs	89
How cool Matt Parker's YouTube video titles are	r=0.7	12yrs	89
US Motorcycle Manufacturing Industry Revenue	r=0.48	12yrs	87
Total views on LEMMiNO YouTube videos	r=0.7	11yrs	78
Season rating of "Two and a Half Men"	r=0.59	12yrs	78
US milk fat used to produce evaporated and condensed milk	r=-0.54	22yrs	72
Asthma attacks in American children	r=-0.47	23yrs	70
Popularity of the 'slenderman' meme	r=0.47	14yrs	68
Average number of comments on MinuteEarth YouTube videos	r=0.7	10yrs	67
The number of movies Rosamund Pike appeared in	r=0.5	18yrs	66
Google searches for 'sleepwalking'	r=0.45	19yrs	64
Global sales revenue of elevators and escalators	r=-0.64	7yrs	58
Popularity of the 'dumb ways to die' meme	r=0.46	13yrs	56
The number of movies Florence Pugh appeared in	r=0.63	7yrs	55
Global revenue from elevator and escalator sales	r=-0.64	7yrs	54
Global iPod Sales	r=-0.56	9yrs	53
How insightful Deep Look YouTube video titles are	r=0.68	9yrs	53
Number of times 24 was a winning Mega Millions number	r=-0.47	16yrs	52
Air pollution in Prescott, Arizona	r=-0.57	6yrs	52
China's Rare Earth Element Export Volume	r=-0.57	11yrs	51
Gasoline pumped in Germany, East	r=0.49	11yrs	49
UK Public Library Count	r=-0.54	12yrs	49
Associates degrees awarded in Architecture	r=-0.5	11yrs	48
Votes for the Libertarian Presidential candidate in Arizona	r=-0.47	12yrs	48
Patents granted to Amazon	r=-0.51	9yrs	46
How insightful Steve Mould's YouTube video titles are	r=0.65	13yrs	42
Average viewer count per season of "How I Met Your Mother"	r=0.58	9yrs	35
How clickbait-y Computerphile YouTube video titles are	r=0.67	10yrs	32
Wind power generated in Bangladesh	r=-0.67	9yrs	24
Average views of MinuteEarth YouTube videos	r=0.64	10yrs	18
The number of movies Timothee Chalamet appeared in	r=0.48	11yrs	16
Fossil fuel use in Serbia	r=-0.59	16yrs	12
How 'hip and with it' 3Blue1Brown YouTube video titles are	r=0.67	8yrs	0
The number of movies Kit Harington appeared in	r=0.45	8yrs	-1
Bankruptcies in California	r=-0.51	11yrs	-5
Global annual sales of the Xbox 360	r=-0.48	10yrs	-11
Wind power generated in Slovenia	r=-0.61	9yrs	-12
Total views on SmarterEveryDay YouTube videos	r=0.52	16yrs	-14
Total sales of commercial vehicles in China	r=-0.53	7yrs	-17
The number of movies Ana de Armas appeared in	r=-0.59	15yrs	-22
Total likes of OverSimplified YouTube videos	r=0.65	7yrs	-24
Liquefied petroleum gas used in South Sudan	r=-0.6	10yrs	-26
How 'hip and with it' Simone Giertz's YouTube video titles are	r=-0.9	9yrs	-34
Wind power generated in Panama	r=-0.56	9yrs	-37
How trendy 3Blue1Brown YouTube video titles are	r=0.63	8yrs	-46
Petroluem consumption in Germany, West	r=-0.45	16yrs	-54
The number of movies Anya Taylor-Joy appeared in	r=-0.51	9yrs	-56
Total comments on OverSimplified YouTube videos	r=0.6	7yrs	-61
Solar power generated in Azerbaijan	r=-0.45	9yrs	-68
Average views of OverSimplified YouTube videos	r=0.59	7yrs	-72
How professional-sounding Simone Giertz's YouTube video titles are	r=0.57	9yrs	-84

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