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If you look at every phish show in 2002 you can confirm that it didn't rain in any of the shows that year. That's an interesting pattern until you consider that there was only one show that year. When we see interesting patterns in small data it is reasonable to question whether the patterns are meaningful or simply a consequence of the data being limited.
I think this was paulj's observation.