2023-11-27 03:07:35
Weather for 2 weeks: Heavy snow is expected on the Japan Sea side from the 29th to the 30th. Coastal areas should also be careful of strong winds and high waves (weather forecaster Tomoko Kubo November 27, 2023) – Japan Weather Association tenki.jp
Weather for 2 weeks: Heavy snow is expected on the Japan Sea side from the 29th to the 30th. Coastal areas should also be careful of strong winds and high waves.
November 27, 2023 12:07
From the 29th (Wednesday) to the 30th (Thursday), a winter-like atmospheric pressure pattern will bring strong cold air, leading to the risk of heavy snow in Hokkaido and the Sea of Japan side of Tohoku. Winds will be stronger in coastal areas, so be careful of strong winds and high waves. Check the latest weather and traffic information.
First half (28th to December 4th) There is a risk of heavy snow on the Sea of Japan side of northern Japan until the 30th.
After the front passes near Japan from tonight (the 27th) to the morning of tomorrow, the 28th (Tuesday), the atmospheric pressure pattern will change to a winter-like pattern. From Kyushu to Kanto, there will be some rain on the Pacific side until the morning, but it is expected to be mostly sunny in the followingnoon. On the other hand, there will be rain and thunderstorms from the Sanin area to Hokuriku and Tohoku on the Sea of Japan side. On the Sea of Japan side of Hokuriku and Tohoku, winds will be stronger mainly in coastal areas, so vigilance should be taken once morest strong winds and high waves. Hokkaido will also experience intermittent rain and snow. In the Tokachi region, snowfall is increasing locally, and it is likely that snow will accumulate even in flat areas. Please be careful of icy roads.
After the 29th (Wednesday), winter-like atmospheric pressure patterns will continue. In particular, from the 29th (Wednesday) to the 30th (Thursday), strong cold air will flow into the sky, leading to heavy snow on the Sea of Japan side of Hokkaido and Tohoku. In coastal areas, winds will be stronger from the north, and there may be some blustery areas. Transportation may be affected, so please check the latest weather and traffic information. Hokuriku will also experience intermittent rain and snow. On the other hand, sunny weather is expected to continue from Kanto to Kyushu, mainly on the Pacific side.
The maximum temperature will be higher than normal in many places tomorrow, the 28th (Tuesday). The temperature in central Tokyo is expected to be 22 degrees Celsius, which is expected to be as warm as mid-October. From the 29th (Wednesday) to December 1st (Friday), temperatures will likely be below normal in many places, especially in northern Japan. On the 30th (Thursday), Sapporo is expected to have -2℃, a midwinter day (highest temperature below 0℃). From the 2nd (Saturday) onwards, there are likely to be many days on par with normal years.
Second half (December 5th to 10th) Snow continues on the Sea of Japan side. Be careful of temperature differences on the Pacific side.
It is expected to be sunny over a wide area from December 5th (Tuesday) to December 6th (Wednesday). From the 7th (Thursday) onwards, the atmospheric pressure will be in a winter-like pattern, so snow and rain will continue from Hokkaido to Hokuriku, mainly on the Sea of Japan side. It looks like there will be many dry, sunny days on the Pacific side. Please be careful of sources of fire.
Maximum temperatures will be around normal or higher than normal, with many days exceeding 15°C from Kanto to Kyushu. During the day, it looks like it’s going to be a fun and sunny day under the sunshine. However, it gets colder in the mornings and evenings, so the temperature difference between morning and evening and daytime increases. Please adjust your clothing wisely by wearing layers, etc., and be careful not to get sick.
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