“Methane rain fell on Titan's dark lakes a full season early. Neptune, who knows about fast weather, called it 'a warning wearing a calendar.'”
Titan's rain is early this century

“His winds rip at over 2,000 km/h — the fastest in the solar system — and he never stops moving: the Court's reckless young champion, forever racing himself.”
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He was the last of the great four to be found, and he has been making up for it at 2,000 km/h ever since. Jupiter gave him the title of Champion of Storms to keep him busy. It worked for exactly one century.
He has started outrunning his own weather-watchers, which is either training or panic. Dark spots bloom and vanish on his flanks faster than the Court can name them. He claims it is just speed; his eyes keep drifting toward the outer dark.
The converging Primordial Suns pull at something in him — he feels it as a tailwind he cannot see. One day soon he may simply run past the edge of the Court's maps. Whether he returns is the wager half the Court is quietly placing.
“Methane rain fell on Titan's dark lakes a full season early. Neptune, who knows about fast weather, called it 'a warning wearing a calendar.'”
Titan's rain is early this century
“Triton has begun broadcasting its retrograde status on all frequencies, which Neptune finds humiliating and the Wanderers find hilarious.”
Triton orbits backwards, loudly
Gas and ice giants, proud and loud, dramatic by nature. Jupiter is the undisputed king and behaves like it.
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